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THE MRNISH FRIENDSCHAFT

(The Harnish Fami ly)

A collection of historical materials relating to descendants of A\artin Harnish of Conestoga Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania,

1729 - 1926.

by

Rev. V/. E. Francis, for the

Harnish Reunion Association

Revised and edited by

Mrs. W. E. Harnish and Frederick S. V/eiser

1955

Privately published; Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

1955

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INTRODUCTION by Frederick S. Weiser

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The problem facing the genealogist of a Mennonite family is a great ones a central tenet of the Mennonite faith has been a shunning of everything pertaining to the present life, and this included the keeping of records in the churches. Thus it is exceedingly difficult to present a complete record of such a family,, Only through extended searching can one be compiled.

This collection of data concerning the Harnish Family is therefore far from complete. A few introductory, explanatory notes must be made. First of all, this history was largely compiled by Rev. W. E. Francis, employed for that purpose by the Harnish Reunion Association about 1926.

.Rev. Francis never finished his work, for the depression intervened, but we are grateful for what he did — a remarkable job when one considers the frequency with which certain Christian names were used and the great number of descendants living in Lancaster County alone. Further, this represents only those Harnishes living in southeastern Lancaster County--the old Conestoga and Lampeter Townships for the most part. Another rich collection concerning Samuel Harnish, richer in some aspects because of a Reformed church affiliation in this branch, av/aits editing by other historians. Whether Samuel was related to the family in question is uncertain. It was assumed by the Rev. Francis and the association that Samuel was a nephew of Martin and search on both lines was conducted simultaneously for that reason.

These records were procurred by Mrs. W. E. Harnish from Miss Katharine Hoffman, former secretary of the Reunion Associ¬ ation in 19kSs and from Robert Harnish, also active in the association, in 1953= Miss Hoffman and Robert Harnish were descendants of Samuel Harnish. Because of the value of the records an attempt has been made to tie together some of the loose ends and present this data to the public.

It is offered, however, as an incomplete compilation, for whose accuracy the editors do not wish to be held accountable. Where errors have been discovered they were corrected, but it has been impossible to check completely sources used nearly thirty years ago.

Appreciation is due to certain individuals who helped the present compilers; Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Heisey, Mrs. J. L. Shaeffer, Mr. Jack Kraft, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Kraft, Mrs. Lavinia Landis, Miss Elizabeth Neiman and Miss Anna Hershey and Mr. George Zendt, whose personal generosity has been most greatly appreciated.

The editors invite all additions, corrections, and correspondence .

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MARTIN HARNISH, THE IMMIGRANT

There is a tradition among the Harnishes, cropping out at different places, that their immigrant ancestor entered America by way of the port of New York. A day spent in the quarters of the New York Historical Society, during which there w as brought to me by the curator all the sources of information he thought could bear on the subject, failed to bring to light the name of any Harnish who arrived at that port. This fact, however, does not in any way discredit the tradition. The curator knew of no list of immigrants who arrived at New York such as the list we have of arrivals at Philadelphia. Through him, however, we secured very valuable information about the Germans in Pennsyl¬ vania.

We quote from Appendix X of Rupp’s Thirty Thousand Names , from an account by Peter Kalm ( 17l5**1779"H a Swedish natural philosopher and traveler, who says: "Though the province of New York has been inhabited by Europeans much longer than Pennsylvania, yet it is not by far so populous as that colony.

This cannot be ascribed to any particular discouragement arising from the nature of the soil, for that is pretty good; but, I am told of a very different reason, which I will mention here.

"In the reign of Queen Anne, about the year 1709, many Germans came hither who got a tract of land from the English government which they might settle. After they had lived there some time and had built houses, and made cornfields and meadows, their liberties and priviliges were infringed, and, under several pretenses, they were repeatedly deprived of parts of their land. This at last aroused the Germans. They returned violence for violence and beat those who thus robbed them of their possessions. But these proceedings were looked upon in a very bad light by the government. The most active people among the Germans being the utmost vigor of the law. This, however, so far exasperated the rest, that the greater part of them left their houses and fields, and went to settle in Pennsylvania. There they were exceedingly well received, got a considerable tract of land, and were indulged in great priviliges which were given them forever.

The Germans, not satisfied at being themselves removed from New York, wrote to their relations and friends, and advised them, if they ever Intended to come to America, not to go to New York, where the government had shown itself so unequitable. This advice had such influence that the Germans who afterwards went In great numbers to North America constantly avoided New York and always went to Pennsylvania.

It sometimes happened that they were forced to go on board of such ships as were bound for New York, but they were scarce got on shore, when they hastened on to Pennsylvania, in sight of all the inhabitants of New York. "--Peter Kalm’s Travels in America, in ITU? and I7I4-8, Volume 1, page 270, 271..

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We have found no reason for doubting the tradition among the Harnishes, be they descendants of Martin Harnish, that their ancestor came in by way of New York; and then "hastened on to Pennsylvania, in sight of all the inhabitants of New York:."

We are the more willing to accept the tradition because we can find no records of his arrival at the port of, Philadelphia.

(Regular records of ship passengers arriving at Phila¬ delphia were not required to be kept until 1727. At that time such numbers of German, and other, immigrants poured into Philadelphia that the Quakers became alarmed lest their colony become more German than English. Therefore, each ship bringing immigrants thereafter had to turn over to the authorities a list of passengers j and the passengers had to take an oath of allegiance. Both the captains' lists and the lists of those taking the oaths are often available after 1727. It is entirely possible, therefore that Martin entered by way of Philadelphia. )

Martin Harnish is Naturalized

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Let us now turn to "An Act Passed Anno Regni Georgii II, Regis Magnae Britanniae, Franciae, et Hibemiac, tertio, October Ilf* l?29oM The following is quoted from I. Daniel Rupp’s History of -Lancaster County, 1 81+1}. , pages 121 to 128.

"WHEREAS, By encouragement given by the Honorable William Penn, Esq. plate Proprietary and Governor of the Province of Pennsvl vania, and by permission of his Majesty, King GEORGE the First, of blessed memory, and his predecessors, Kings and Queens of England, &c . divers Protestants, who were subjects to the Emporer of Germany, a Prince in amity with the Crown of Great Britain, transported themselves and estates into the province of Pennsylvania, between the years one thousand seven hundred, and one thousand seven hundred and eighteen: and since they came hither have contributed very much to the enlargement of the British Empire, and to the raising and improving sundry commodities fit for the markets of Europe, and have always behaved themselves religiously and peaceably, and have paid a due regard and obedience to the laws and Government of this province^ And whereas, Many of said persons, to wit, Martin Meylin, Hans Graaf, and others, all of Lancaster County, in the said province, in demonstration of their affection and zeal for his present Majesty’s person and Government, qualified themselves by taking the qualification, and subscribing the declaration directed to be taken and subscribed by the several acts of parliment, made for the security of his Majesty’s person and Government, and for preventing the dangers which may happen by Popish Recusants, &cc and thereupon, have humbly signified to the Governor and Representatives of the freemen of this province, in General Assembly, that they have purchased and do hold lands of the proprietary, and others, his Majesty’s subjects within this province, and have likewise represented

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their great desire of being made partakers of those privileges which th9 natural born subjects of Great Britain do enjoy within this province; and it being just and reasonable, that those persons who have bor.a fide purchased lands, and who have given such testimony of their affection and obedience to the Crown of Great Britain should as well be secured in the enjoy¬ ment of their estates, as encouraged in their laudable affection and zeal for the English constitution;

'‘Be It enacted by the Hon,, Patrick Gordon, ^sqa ,

Lieut ."IJovernor of the province of Pennsylvania, &c „ , by and with the advice and consent of the freemen of the said province, in General Assembly met, and by the authority of the same. That =>=— Martin Harnish all of Lancaster

county, be, and shall be to all intents and purposes deemed, taken, and esteemed. His Majesty :s natural born subjects of this province of Pennsylvania, as if they, and each of them had been born within the said province; and shall and may, and every one of them shall and may, within this province, take, receive, enjoy, and be entitled to all rights, privileges and advantages of natural bom subjects, as fully, to all intents, constructions and purposes, whatsoever, as any of his Majesty's natural born subjects of this province, can, do or ought to enjoy, by virtue of their being His Majesty's natural born subjects of His Majesty’s said province of Penns yl vania

From the foregoing act we ascertain that Martin Harnish arrived in Lancaster county between 1700 and 1718, that he had purchased laud prior to 1/2 and in that year, according to the act quoted, became a citizen of the province of Pennsylvania and a subject of George II, King of Great Britain. Furthermore, we are informed that he was a law=ablding citizen and an asset in the upbuilding of the province.

In a list of settlers in Lancaster County before 1730, divided under three dates, 1700, 1712, and 1719, Rupp in an appendix to his '"Thirty Thousand Names’1" on page 437? lists Martin Harnish near the beginning of the 1719 list. He may very properly be classed with the charter Mennonites of the settlement.

THE FIRST HARNISH FARM

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The document of naturalization states that each of the petitioners was in possession of some land. Actually, non© was warranted unto Martin Harnish until August 22, I73I4., ^hen h© took a warrant for 30Q acres in Salisbury Township, between Conestoga Creek and Pequea Creek (Patent Book A-15-f>6o, Land Office Records, Harri sbur g , Pa.) This warrant, however was vacated and the land patented in 1751 to Jacob Rubely. On October 174^5 L,© took another warrant for 300 acres in Conestoga Township. As will be seen he sold half of this to his son Jacob Harnish. (Patent Book A— T)| -f j l| . ) He was listed in Conestoga Assessments of 1724-1725, 1725-1726, and 1726-1727

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(Lancaster County Historical Society Papers, v, 20, p* l68 and 170-180, 183-5? 189.) At the time of his death, therefore, he possessed half of a 300-acre warrant, unpatented, tract of* land in Conestoga, where he undoubtedly created a home on what was then the frontier of Pennsylvania. Some of this land likely remained in the hands of his descendants until recently and there may still be some part of it so held today.

After Lancaster County was organized in 1729? and town¬ ships established, several petitioners requested licenses to "sell rum by the small." Licenses were granted May 5« 1730, to these persons, among them Martin Harnist, vhose license cost him 20 shillings. (Rupp!s History of Lancaster County, 1844* page 254, 255.)

The Death of Martin Hamish

Martin Hamish died between December 26, 1744s when he sold half of his warrant to his son Jacob, (Patent Book A-l4“44)» the record stating "and soon thereafter died intestate" and February 13? 1744/5 when -an inventory in his esta.te was filed. On March 25* Jacob, identified as the eldest son, appeared at an

Orphans' Court consisting of Edward Smout, Emanuel Carpenter,

James Gillespie, and Samuel Anderson, and proposed to take his father :s land and pay shares to the other children. Carpenter,

John Postle wal t Jacob ?!ver and Martin Myley were appointed to appraise me estate ana return tneir valuation at the next court (Orphans Court Dockett, 1742-1766, pQ 38) On May 6, 1748, before an Orphans Court consisting of Smout, Carpenter, Gillespie, and Conrad Weiser, the appraisers reported that they had valued the estate at 315 pounds. Jacob Hamish was then ordered to give security for payment of the shares to the other children and hold the land. (Orphans Court Dockett, 1742-1766, pa 39 • )

Thereupon, May 18, 1748? Jacob petitioned John and Richard Penn, the Proprietaries of the province to grant him patent to the 225 acres of the warrant. He stated that his father had died intestate and left heirs, who were now agreed to having the land evaluated and to whom Jacob had given security to hold the land. In consideration of this, the patent v/as granted that date (Patent Book a-14“44)«

Jacob Hamish and his brotbe r Michael v/ere the administrators of their father*s estate. The inventory is dated February 13, 1?44A5 and, lists the usual household goods, some Bibles and an Interesting entry, "ould lithos" — perhaps some old lithographs he possessed.

The releases of the executors in the estate were signs d and dated as follows: October 27, 1847 - Stephen Liess and wife Anna, 60 pounds; March 25, 1754 Michael^ Hamish, one of the joint administrators; October 22, 1766 - Martin Hamish,

The Background and Family of Martin Harnish ( 1- 1 )

Little can be said about the European home of Martin Harnish « A vague tradition identifies it as Wurttemberg? and there are recasts of a Harnish family in Zweibriicken? a nearby German province. One Johannes Harnisch, age 2 lp, a vinedresser, and son, age 2? are listed as emigrants from this place in a list of Palatines taken at Walworth, May 27? 1709? who v/ent to America. There seems to be no known connection with Martin here, and it should be remembered that conditions were unfavor¬ able for Mennonites at this tiros and there was much moving about, with few records kept by these people. The name, it might be mentioned, means harness or armour and was likely applied to one vho made these things.

A haphazs.rd guess as to Martin Harnish5 s birthdate would place it in the late 1690' s or early 17005s. Quite likely some of his children were minors at the time of his death in Probably he came to America a young married man with perhaps one or two children.

The petition of his son Jacob to the Penns identifies Martin’s wife as Magdalena and lists seven children.

Children of Martin and Magdalena Harnish?

2-1 Jacob Harnish , d! 6erober ji|s 1799 •

2-2 Michael Harnish. d. 1769 .

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2-4- Martin Harnish.

2 “5 Barbara Harnish, m. John Hockman.

2-6 Anna Har-nish., m. Stephen Liess.

2-7 Mary Harnish.

Of the children of Martin Harnish, other than the eldest son Jacob, little Is known.

2-2 Mi c ha e 1 Harnish was listed in a 17.51 Conestoga Assess¬ ment . On December 7? 1754-5 he purchased Ip acres from Michael and Barbara Hess in Conestoga Township (D-uJLl? Lancaster County deeds) . On April 2, 1756? he purchased from Jacob Loghman 8l acres for 165 pounds (II, p. 224)0 This was along the Pequea Creek in Mar-tic Townshlc. This tract he sold to George Ross on February lip? 1763 (D-l-Ij.25 ) . He seems to have sold this same tract to John Good on May 2, 1757? and bought it back May 10, 1757# as shown in the same references.

With Martin Kendrick he purchased an imposing collection of furniture and household goods from Michael Corrigan on November 27? 1756° These included a !fsorrel gelding” with a blaze in his face? a clasp knife, iron pots, iron frying pan? a round cherry tree table, hoes? axes? spinning wheels? a walnut chest? a pop¬ lar chest? a bedstead? chaff beds and so forth. (E-l-139 ) . With his brother Jacob he bought John W’ade 1 s warrant on July 24? 17&4* CM-209.)

A bond in his estate was made in 1769? when he likely died, and his brother Jacob, his administrator, made the inventory on

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July 28, 1769* listing various personal possessions. The records identify him as a farmer in Conestoga Township, but never list a wife or other heirs. It seems likely he died, a bachelor;

2— Ip Martin Hamish married Catharine - -, and had a son

3-1 Andrew Harnish^ born August 1, 1759 > baptized August 5>

17^9 , at First Reformed Church, Lancaster. He likely left the county, for there is no further record of him or his descent*

It seems possible that 2-5 Barbara Harnish Hockman and 2-6 Anna Liess left descendants, although it is probable that 2-3 Christian Hamish and 2-7 Mary Harnish, the remaining two children left no heirs. In fact, since the estate of Martin, the father, was divided into five portions, they may likely have been dead before final partition was made.

Two Other Hamish Immigrants

Jacob Harnish, possibly a brother of Martin Harnish, settled at an early date in Lampeter Township. He was naturalized in September, 17l{-3> and was taxed as early as 1720-21 in Lampeter Township. He made a wi 1 1 on January 29, 17lp9/50 in which he listed three children: John, Anna, and Jacob. Little is known of this family, except that John married Barbara Kniesly, daughter of Ham Kniesly of Hempfield Township and moved to York County, vhere he seems to have had numerous pro~en^ which very early scattered in a numoer of western Pennsylvania Counties. John was taxed in Lampeter Township in 1751*

Samuel Harnish ( I70J4.-- June , 1789 ) came to America, arriving at Philadelphia September 21, 1732, and settled at Cocalico Township, Lancaster County. He was of the Reformed faith and left a large number of descendants, about whom Rev. Francis gathered extensive data which exists in unorganized notes and manuscripts .

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2-1 JACOB HARNISH

Jacob Harnish, tho eldest son of Martin Hamish, the immigrant , was probably born in the early 1720’s and died October lip, 1799*

There is no record yet discovered giving the name of his wife or

wives .

He inherited from his father a 225-acro tract which became the nucleus of a total of over 700 acres he held at the time of his death. With one exception this land was in Conestoga Township, where Jacob was taxed as early as 1751 and spent the remainder of his days. On February 25, 1755? He took a patent, as John Jacob Harnish, of 136 acres in Lampeter Township and on May 23, 1755 purchased 50 acres from Michael and Barbara Hess in Conestoga Township. This tract he seems to have made into his homestead, and the additional tracts he purchased were tenanted or farmed by his sons. These lands include:

1. 90 acres vh. os e warrant he bought with his brother Michael on July 2l|.s 176!}.. The patent was granted to Jacob, the sole survivor on March 13, 1793* This land was named the ’’Coach". (Patent Book A-19-218, Harrisburg Land Office)

2. 50 acres bought from Jacob Blaser and wife Christina on April 2]p, 1764. (Lancaster County deeds, H-231)

3e 118 acres from John Sternman on August 20, 1774 (S-37)

4* 25 acres from Jacob Hess and Catharine on April 23, 1785 (DD-I60)

5. 107 acres from John Mus ser on May 4» 1789 (HH-230)

6* 58 acres, named "Plainfield," by patent dated March 13,

1793. (Patent Book A-19-2I9.)

These extended holdings identify him as a wealthy landowner of early Conestoga Township. He is listed as an Overseer of the Poor there in 1755 and 1789 and was undoubtedly Mennonite. H© is reputed, according to family legend (told to Rev. Francis, the original compiler of this history in 1926 by Abraham Warfel Harnish, a great-grandson of the Jacob in question), to have "lived his last days alone in a hut at River Corner, about a mile (west) from Conestoga Center; that he was poor and that when his son David became rich, David invited his father to live with him, but in vain. People at night, clad ghostlike in sheets, tried to frighten the old man in his lonely hut. All that their efforts wrought was to bring these vrords from him whom they sought to terrify: ’If they come In white, they are good spirits; but if in black, they - are evil spirits. 5 "

Some of this story— particularly that Jacob was poor — must be discounted, but the fact remains that he died at perhaps nearly 80 years of age, possessed of over 700 acres of land, and left no

will.

Thus his son John petitioned the Orphans Court on June 30, 1800, listing the holdings and asking that the court appoint an

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inquest to value and divide the holdings among the five children. The return order satisfied this request, and five tracts were' set up, with an equalization made between the brothers and sisters.

Jacob Harnish was buried in the little family cemetery on a hill overlooking his farm. Many of his descendants, in marked and unnarked graves, lie there with him<>

Children of Jacob Harnish:

3-1 John Harnish

3-2 Michael Harnish

3-3 Jacob Harnish, 1750

3 -q. David Harnish, December, 176?

3-5 Elizabeth Harnish, married Martin Groff

The Descendants of Jacob Harnish

It was the descendants of this Harnish who propagated the name in southern Lancaster County where it is a widespread one today. As can be seen from the above sketch, Jacob Harnish held extensive amounts of land 0 Typically Pennsylvania Dutch, his sons held their large estates in land. By the time the grandsons of old Jacob began farming, there was no new land: the old holdings were parcelled out and the new generation had to fan out into other sections of Lancaster County, into other counties of Pennsylvania and eventually Into other states.

Farming was the family occupation (and is still that of many descendants) and the Mennonite faith the religion of these people; but there were ministers, lawyers, professors, business and professional men among the freindschaf t , and they became Lutheran, Reformed, Methodist, Fresbyterian and Episcopalian as they merged more fully into the vast American culture.

But there is one thing every descendant of Jacob Harnish should do, and that is to go to Lancaster County and stand on the hill on the homestead where he lies buried or near the church at River Corner and drink in the panorama which Jacob and his sons saw daily. This panorama, and the rich, annually productive soil, which yielded sustenance for them as it yields now for their descendants, are symbolic of the faith and spirit in which they lived.

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3-1 John Harnish

John Ham i sh. the eldest son of Jacob Harnlsh (d. 1799) > of whom there is record, v/as likely bom about 1746. His 'wife’s name v/as Anna, maiden name unknown, so recorded on the date- - stone of their house, in various deeds, and in John’s will.

John made his hone of the 136-acre tract of land which was patented to his father by Thomas and Richard Perm in 1755* seems to have carved the home and farm here, for his father’s residence v/as in Conestoga Township and this tract lies entirely in Lampeter'. It was assigned to him on the death of his father, along with other property. The farm borders on Mill Creek and Is owned today by Attorney Martin M. Harnish, of Lancaster, the descendant of one of John’s brothers.

A small stone house, of the type erected by the early set¬ tlers of Lancaster County before they completed their large, limestone farmhouses stands on the property. This building con¬ tains three floors: the bottommost has a spring and oven and v/as likely the kitchens the second, a large room with fireplace, and the top, a loft. Probably John and Anna lived here the first years of their marriage .

In 1774 they erected a home in the finest tradition, with squared, hewn stones and a carved date stone with this inscription:

Erbauet durch

Built by

JOHA!TT!ES

John

Harnish and his wife Anna H.

in the year 1774

HARNISCH und seiner Frau Anna H. im Jahr 1774

This home v/as ample to raise a family, and, later on, to house three of four generations of Harnishes at once. It re¬ mained in John’s direct lineal descent until the early 1900’s.

That John v/as a v/ell-to°do farmer is attested by the size of his estate. On May 7 5 1806, he transferred the larger part of his farm to his son Jacob in return for 1700 pounds and agree¬ ment to care for him and his wife. He held and sold other tracts in Lancaster County. A Shreiner clock, believed to have been his, was handed down through his descendants until recently.

The militia lists bear his name during the Revolutionary War period and afterwards, but as a Mermonite, he likely new r served in that war©

His death probably occurred in November, 1829 } when his • will was probated, his wife dying before final settlement in 1831. They were probably buried in the little graveyard on the farm, vhere their daughter Veronica lay. No tombstone has been discovered at their graves and no records have been found of the exact date of their deaths.

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John’s will , made in l8l5, provided that his wife Ann receive the interest from frlOOO annually during her lifetime, and that each of his children, except John, receive an equal share of his estate. To John was given a half share. His' son Martin was named executor, but in a codicil dated 1817 another son Jacob was named executor. However, Jacob’s sons Michael and Jacob served as their father was dead by 1829*

Children of John and Anna Hamish!

Ip— 1 John harnish, ca. 1770

4“ 2 Jacob Hamish, ca. 1773

4-3 Martin Hamish, January 17 , 1777

4-l± David. Hamish

4-3 Elizabeth Hamish

4-6 Ann Hamish

4-7 Veronica Hamish, July 15, 1783

4-1 John Harnish, likely born about 1770, married Elizabeth Bosler, daught e r of John Bosler of Manheim Township, on Septem¬ ber 25, 1794? Trinity Lutheran Church, Lancaster. John pur¬ chased land in Lampeter Township, near his father, in l805? gave a mortgage on it the same. year, but in l8o6, owing money he could not pay, he was placed in the custody of the sheriff and his land sold. His half “Share in his father1 s estate was accept¬ ed by Jacob H-reider, hTs trustee. Then he died and vhere is a mystery, but he seems to have had no children.

4°°2 Jacob Hamish, born about 1773? married Anna Shenk, daughter

of Liichael and Bar-oara (Kauffman) Shenk, on April 11, 1797? at Trinity Lutheran Church, Lancaster. Jacob remained on his father's farm, assuming ownership in I806, and at a later time the rights of the eldest son as executor of his father’s estate. He died in 1825“ -perhaps suddenly, for he left no will— and his wife died wi tii in a few years. They, too, are buried on the homestead farm, without tombstones.

Children of Jacob and Anna (Shenk) Hamish s 5-1 Mi cha e 1 -arnish, January 7 , 1.798 5 “2 Jacob Hamish, May 21, 1799 5 “3 John Hamish, February 13, 1801 5-4 Anna Hamish, September 13, 1803 5-5 Elizabeth Hamish, March 27 , I806 5-6 Emanuel Hamish, January 2% I8l0

. 5”1 Michael Hamish, bom January 7? 1798, married Susan Hess (June 5? 1798— July 31, 1883) on December 20, 1825, at Trinity Church. He became the owner of the homestead farm. Here he lived, an esteemed member of the Reformed Memo nit e Church, until his death, September 23, l88l. He was buried in the family graveyard, but at a later date his remains, and those of his vdfe, were reinterred in the ^ew Danville Reformed Mennonite Churchyard. He erected a brick residence opposite the old stone house, in which he and his wife spent their last days .

6-1 Catharine Hamish (10-19~l826~-8-13- 1901) m* 10~i4=l848 Benjamin Deniinger (7**4~i826-~9'"26-i89L ) . Farmer 0

7-1 Susanna H„ Deniinger (10=20 = 1850 — 11-30-1852)

7-2 Jacob Ho Deniinger (9-21-1852—7-25-19 2ijj m. 'Eliza¬ beth He Groff (10-26-1851}.— 10-14.-1926) o Thresher man,,

8-1 Benjamin G. Deniinger (3-20-1871}-) mc Mary Ec Henderson (LI -5- 1875)

9-1 1/W.liiam Earl Deniinger (10=15-1898) m,

Ellen Do Codey (3-30-1901) Ship yards worker®

10-1 William H. Deniinger (3-12-1936)

10-2 Rote re E. Deniinger (8=29=1938)

9-2 Ralph Jo Deniinger (8-12-1900— 11-12-1903)

8-2 Harry Ec Deniinger (l12“4~X875““2-l6=l878)

8-3 Jacob Ho Deniinger (5=16-1877—2-20-1878 )

7-3 Luet-ta D, Deniinger ( 12-21- i855=l~ 30 -1935) mQ Albert Bo Roland (3”30— i856==IO= 12— 1933)

7-1}. Annie 0o Deniinger (3-5“X859*"“2-22-1939 ) m® 10-28 -1879 Amos Bo Hostetter (ll-28«l855~”ll“6-1940 ) • Farmer®

8-1 B* Omar Hostetter (7-20=1880) m, 8-10-1905 Mary Ellen Reider (6-12-1888).

8-2 Emery Hostetter (4-17-1883—10-12-1889)

8-3 Daniel Hostetter ( 10-18-1885—4- 10-1807 )

8=4 Annie Hostetter (6-r7~l888--4=28-1945) mol~30-1907 Howard L„ Cheney (12=5=1885) ° Paper maker®

9-1 Mary Jane Cheney (7-30=1909) m0 Edward Bindley. 10=1 Anne Bindley (6-21=1933~=lX“26~1944-)

10=2 Jane Bindley (2=22=1935)

10=^ Aiir.ee Birr! lev (7= 27= IQ 1.1)

8-5 Albert R* Hostetter (?=11=18Q2) m® 10=16-1913

Margaret Robbins (10=13-1893) Stockyards operator. 9=1 Cathrine Ann Hostetter (9-30=1916 ) m, 3-1935 Ames Gardner a

10-1 Peggy A„ Gardner (193?)

10=2 Ames Gardner 9 JrQ (I94l)

8=6 Amos B« Hostetter (8=27-1902) ma Leola E® Conroy (9-15-1904) ® Stock broker®

9=1 Janet Lea Hostetter (1=12=1934)

9=2 Ames B„ Hostetter (1=21=1937)

7-5 Mary Ee Deniinger (5-l4~l862-=5=15-I947 ) m® Jacob Wa Weave r (10=24- l86l— 3-19-1932 )

8=1 Roy Do Weaver (5=1-1885) m0 Edith Jamison (7-11- 1885-2-3-1934) 2) Lillian McVey (12=8=1896)

9=1 Robert Jo Weaver (3-28=1916) m® Norma Boxer (5=18=1923) * Insurance salesman®

10=1 Perry Weaver (2=24-1945)

9-2 Mary Ellen Weaver (1=22=1918) m« Carl W* Ernst (1=31=1917) Architect 0 *■ 10=1 Carol Lee Ernst; (3-4 “1934)

10=2 Barbara Ernst (11-11=1947)

9-3 Florence E, Weaver (10-25-1920) m® Mervin Snead (3=3=191? ) <= Insurance business®

9 ™4 Virginia Weaver (3=1=1921) m® Richard C® Hardenbergh (6-25=1921) . R.C.A® employee*

10-i Richard Jc Hardenbergh (12-10=194°)

10-2 Georgia Hardenbergh (9 -25-15^ )

n -11-

8-2 Parke H# Weaver (10-15-1888--3-30-1946) m.

Mary Buckwalter (10-31-1889)

7-6 B. Willis Denlinger (2-10-1867—10-21-1931) m. Mary K. Keller ( 12-9 -1875 “7 -27- 1940 ) • Parmer*

8-1 Lettie M. Denlinger (12-29-1897)

8-2 Mary Denlinger (7-12-1902) m. 10-14-1926 Ira H. McCarty (5-29-1902 ) . Salesman.

9-1 Willis H. McCarty (7-17-1928) m. 9-3-1949 Stena Withers (8-15-1930 . )Storekeeper.

9-2 John R. McCarty (II-I3-I930)

9-3 Ira R* McCarty (4-12-1935)

6-2 Ann Harnish (12-8-1827—10-29-1857) m, Henry M. Zendt

7-1 Catharine Zendt

6-3 Benjamin Harnish (12-lli-l828--8-5-1909 ) Susanna Hamish (10-11-1831— 5-2-1908) on 11-7-1850. Farmer.

7-1 Jacob M. Hamish (9-10-1852)

7-2 Benjamin F. Harnish (1-15-1855‘ — 1-4-1928) m. Emma Groff

8-1 Aaron G. Harnish

8-2 Benjamin Harnish 8-3 Mi 11 on H* Harnish 8—4. Amos Hamish

8-5 Bertha Hamish, m. John Lahr 8-6 Alice Harnish

7-3 Elam Harnish (8-12-1857) m. Emma Froelich.

7 “4- Emma Jane Hamish (6-27-1860 ) m. Samuel Eshelman.

7-5 Martha N. Hamish (9-29-1862— I-16-I863.)

7-6 John A, Hamish (4-7-1&64) ffl. Catharine Fry

(12- li».-l860— 10-22-1922; she was born V,agenost3 m. 1, Abner K, Fry and had Abraham W. and Lizzie May) . John A. m* 2, Mrs. Margaret E. Amway (2-10-1878; nee Helm). Farmer.

8-1 John Clarerae Hamish (12-51-1903) m. 3-25-1926 Irene Ament (3-10-1905) Farmer.

7-7 Martin L. Hamish

7-8 Michael XL Harnish (7-9-1869) m. 1-6-1901 Elizabeth Holt (11-1877)o Farmer*

8-1 Memo H. Hamish (10-26-1902) m, 8-15-1924- Ethel Rank (10-23-1906) . Electrician.

9-1 Dorothy Harnish (5-1-1925)

9-2 Ruth Harnish (10-11-1926)

8=2 Reuben N. Hamish (4-17-1904)

8=3 Mary Lavinia Hamish (1=9 '“1909 )

8=4 daughter (b. and d. 3-8-1913)

8-5 Lettie Leah Hamish (7-8-1916)

7-9 Elmer H. Harnish- 7-10 Anna Harnish (d.y.)

6-4 Mary Hamish (2-16-1831 — 4-11-1894) m. 12-10-1850 Amos Weaver (5-22-1825— 2= 27-1906 ) . Farmer.

7-1 Emma E. Weaver (12-23-1851— 2- I-I896)

7-2 Frank M. Weaver (11-4-1853— IO-IL.-I9I4.O ) m. Annie Metzger (2-17-1856—3-12-1912)

8-1 Minnie Weaver

7-3 Susanna H. Weaver (11-24-1855— 4-23-1894) m® ^oHn Curtis (3-24-1857—4-21-1912); ■ . “ _ ’ ~

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8-1 Mabel Curtis

8-2 Ethel Curtis m. 1, Julius Thunberg (4-12-1881 — 1-22-1919); ra» 2, Joseph Herner

7-4 Aldus Weaver (11-28-1857 — 3-3-1921) m. Rebecca C.

Miller (6-27-1858— 12-22- IQ36)

8-1 A. Ross Weaver (5-28-1886) m. Cora Newcomer

(6-13-1894)

9-1 Mary R. Weaver (12-29-1918) Robert Markley (3-27-1918)

10-1 Douglas R. Markley (12-11-1943)

10-2 Theodore W. Markley (8-22-1950)

9-2 E. Robert Weaver (3-1-1920) m. Jean Lenhard

(9-4-1919)

10-1 James R. Weaver (7-4"1948)

9-3 A. Ross Weaver Jr. (12-25-1921) m. Marian Eshleman (7-23-1924)

10-1 Jeffrey A. Weaver (9-18-1950)

9— 4 Kenneth N. Weaver (I-16-I927) m. Mary Elizabeth Hoover (6-15-1930)

7-5 Amos K. Weaver (5-31-l8o0--2-17-1945) m* 1* Susan

Gochenauer (8-3-1844— 12-31-1919 ) J m* 2, Annetta Herr Bowman (10~4“l860 — -1-23-1941 ) J m° 3 > Catherine 0. Denlinger (5-27-1880—7-30-1949)

7-6 Phares B. Weaver (I-I6-I863— 8-29-I89I)

7-7 Martin Weaver (3-31-1865— 5-H-I928) m. 1, Katie Howy (l86l—19l5)/ mo 2.j Anna Baer (5-2-1870)

7-8 Ella M. Weaver (3-27-1868— 4-^2-1893) m. Frank Miller (7-26-1864)

6-5 Susanna Hamish (5-7-1832—11-17-1833)

6-0 Samuel Hamish (8-29-18 33* — d0y0 )

6-7 Sally Hamish (1834— 9-16-1837)

6-8 Israel- Harnish (1835-10-6-1837)

6-9 Susanna Hamish (3-3-1837 — 11-7-1921) m, David Kendig (3-I3-I835—3-I0-I912). Farmer.

7-1 Frances Kendig (3-19-1862— IO-II-I938 )

7-2 Elizabeth Kendig (12-18-1865—12-20-1939)

7-3 Susanna H. Kendig (4-13-1867— 2-2-1868 )

7-4 John K©ndig. (1-7-1872—3-6-1950) m. 11 -5-1908 Emma Nolt -(10-11-1878). Farmer.

7-5 Mary Kendig (9-15-1873 — 10-15-1873)

6-10 Michael S. Hamish (2-8-1838—12-^-1904) m. Elizabeth B. Hamish (5-2-1844—' 7-20-1885)

7-1 Phares Franklin Harnish (8-5-1864 — 2-15-1865)

7-2 Ada E. Harnish (3-16-1868—5-20-1872)

7-3 Elmer E. Hamish (IO-IO-I87O— 3-7-I89D 7-4 0or a Hamish (6-11-1875— 8-15-1886)

7-5 Mary Lizzie Harnish (1879)

7-6 Charles Harnish

6-11 Jacob H. Hamish (6-10-1840 — 4“ 18-1915) 1864* Elizabeth

Hoover (2-7-1842 — 2-7-1909)* Farmer on the Hamish home¬ stead in Wfest Lampeter Township.

7-1 Aldus Harnish (4-30-1866—3-15-1927) m. 3-27-1900 Annie E. Eichman (10-22-1873—11-4-1926)

8-1 Ella M. Hamish (9-29-I902) m. 6-26-1924 James B. Buehler (9-22-1901) Watchmaker.

9-1 James Buehler (10-20-1929) m. 11-22-1952 Doris Boas (6-3-1931)

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9-2 Mary Arm Buehler (9-8-1935)

9-3 John Jo Buehler (2-7-1937 )

9~ 4- George Buehler (7-5-1939)

9-5 William Buehler (1-28 -I9I4.I)

8-2 James A. Harnish (5-16-190^— 11-1918)

8-3 Elizabeth C. Harnish (12-3-1Q07) m. 7-12-1930 Charles L. Doster (3-29-1908)

9-1 Dorothy Doster (12-5-1930) m. 6-6-1953 Kenmth Blaska (9-26-1922)

9-2 Patricia Doster (3-5-1932)

8— 1|_ Anna M. Harnish (11-27-1912) m. Paul Martin

7-2 Lavinia Harnish (1-28-1868) m. Henry K. Landis (4.-5- 1868 - -4- 29 - 1953 ) on 9-14.-1893* Farmer on the Landis Homestead east of Lancaster, Pennsylvania,

8-1 Florence H* Landis (8 - 28-1894. )• Chiropractor ,

8-2 J. Chester Landis (7-22-1896) m, 2-16-1929 Fanny Mentzer (5-8-1897) • Farmer,

9-1 Anna Viola Landis (10-21-1930) m* 2-22-1953 John Eby (5-31-1928)

9-2 Mary Lavinia Landis (2-12-1Q32) m, 12-19-1953 Gerald Brackbill (3-28-1929)

8-3 Esther E. Landis (3-IO-I899) 6-24-- 1922 Clarence

Gochnauer (3-22-1893)

9-1 Richard L, Gochnauer (7-12-1926) m, 7-12-1952 Betty Jane Noll (6-24-- 1930)

8-4. Lloyd H. Landis ( 4.-8 -19 02-4.-15- 19 24-)

8-5 Anna M. Landis (9-16-1905 ) m, 9-6-I93O Norman H.

Sprecher (11-10-1902) . Banker,

8-6 Emma K. Landis (10-7-1909) 5-4~1931 John Kraft

(6-28-1905)o Food broker,

9-1 John L. Kraft (3-3-1934-).

7-3 Enos Harnish (d„y , )

7-4- Jacob H. Harnish (7-16-1871—5-13-1928) m. 1898

Catharine Brennan, Confectioner in Chicago, Illinois.

7-5 Elizabeth H. Harnish (4-6-1874.* — ) m. 10-7-1905 Abraham T, Haver stick

7-6 Michael H. Harnish (8-23-I876) m. 4.-I8-I906 Lillie Mowery (9-8-1879). Postal Employee.

8-1 Helen E* Harnish (H-I8-I908) m. 7-16-1938 Kenre th Sandridge (4-8-1906). Certified Public Accountant. 9-1 Linda Sandridge (5-14.-194-1)

9-2 Michael Sandridge (5-l4“ 194-1)

8-2 Ruth L. Harnish (9-12-1Q10) m, 12-28-1935 Luther Darxnstaetter ( 11-4- 19 H) •

9-1 Barbara Lou Darmstaetter (5-16-1939)

9-2 Christine Darmstaetter (1-19-1944)

8-3 Lillian M. Harnish (7-22-1913) m. 8-26-1944 Kline Hogentogler (6-8-1913)* Trainman.

9-1 Timothy Hogentogler (8-7-194®)

9-2 Terry Hogentogler (7-13-1951)

7-7 Susan Harnish (12-23-1878—10-4-1928) m.' 11-17-1908 John F. Weaver (3-1-187D ) , Real Estate and Insurance.

8-1 John H. Weaver (>31-1910—3-29-1934)

8-2 Marian Rebecca Weaver (2-14-1913) m. 9"9"1950 William Moe dinger (7-21-1913) Trainman*

9-1 Lynn Moe dinger (7-16-1951)

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S*»8

8-3 Virginia Ann Weaver (7-26-1915) m. 4-27-194&

James Brill (I- 1-19 lit) . Real Estate and Insurance.

9-1 John Carl Brill (3*4-1947)

9“2 Susan Alyce Brill (5-13-1950 )

7-8 Emma C. Harnish (10-31-1883) m. 11-17-1908 Howard Kohr (8-5-1877) .

6-12 Eliza Ann Harnish (l^.-28-l81|.2— d0y • )

5-2 Jacob Harnish,, born May 21. 1799 « married Susan Tanger (November ij., l800--July 26, 1895 )? daughter of John and Catharine (Metzger) Tanger on March 19, 1822, at Trinity Lutheran Church. He moved, about l829«> into northwestern Lancaster County and from there in 18 38 to South Middle- ton Township, Cumberland County, where he died July 18, l84.20 For a more complete record of his life and descendants, see The Tangor-Mebzger Genealogy (Frederick S. Weiser, 1955)# pp . 23-3 7 o

6-1 Christian Harnish (3- 16-1823 — ■5“31“1919 ) m« 10-15 -l8i|.6 Elizabeth Brenneman (7-24-1824— 5~3“1900) . Farmer.

7-1 Jacob Harnish (7-6-1849 --7-28-1849 )

7-2 John Harnish (7-6- I8I4.9 — 7-31 - I8I4.9 )

7-3 Susan Harnish (6-20-1850— 12-12-1925) m. 12-25-1872

David Owen (2-li.-l850— 10-20-1916 ) • Insurance collector.

8-1 Christian Benjamin Owen (4.“ 26-l87li“ -10-17-19 18 ) m.

1, 6-27-1895 Luelia Johnson (7-6-1878—5-21-1901);

2, Annie Feldman (11-26-1868). 9“28-1905. Salesman

9-1 Robert Ray Owen (l4.-23-l.896 ) m, U-1917 Anna

Corl (li~20-l895"~3-2-1953) o

10 “1 Janet Louise Owen (3-214.-1922) m. 9”3-1940 Georgp S. Pennington II (8-31-1915)

11-1 George Powell Pennington (3-31 -I9I4-I) 11-2 Roberta Gale Pennington (I4.-I9 -194-2) 11-3 Byron Taylor Pennington (9-28-I94I4.)

10-2 Barbara Anne Owen (9-IO-I926) m. 3-10- I9I4.59 McKinley Bc Cohagan.

11“ 1 Owen Brannon Cohagan (1-18-1949)

11-2 Kimberly Ann Cohagan (3-10-1953)

9-2 Arthur Earl Ov/en (9-IO-I897) ma Lidia Wilt

10-1 Sally Ann Owen.

9“3 Kathryn Elizabeth Ov/en (8-11-1907) m. 8-30- 1930Nelson P. Shapley (8-10-1908).

10-1 Bertha Ann Shapley (12-6-1931 )• Teacher.

8-2 Bertha May Owen (5-22-lo76 ) m. 6-3-1897 Jesse K. Stephens (3“3”l867-“4"l^“1934) ® Salesman.

9-1 Charles Edgar Stephens (8-2-1898) m. 4“ 3-923

Ethel Klinger (I-I7-I90OJ

10-1 Charles Edgar Stephens (5-4-1926) m. 2-2- 1945 Thelma Miller.

11 -I Marilyn Kay Stephens (1-13-1947)

10-2 Paul Abra Stephens (5-22-1928)

10-3 Robert Lee Stephens (4-28-1930)

10-4 Vernon Earl Stephens (10-25-1931)

10-5 William Alfred Stephens (10-25-1931)

9— 2 David Alexander Stephens (6-23-1901—4“ 21-1934 ) me H-27-I9249 Katharine Houser.

10-1 Anita Florence Stephens 10-2 William Stephens

9-3 Grace Bell Stephens (6-15=1903) m* 11-27=1924- J, B0 Shahan (3=1=1901) Electrician

10-1 Betty Patricia Shahan (3*= 17-1926)

11-1 Cynthia Shahan (in— 3 0— 19^p8 )

11-2 Patricia Shahan (4-~3 “ 194-9 )

11-3 Wayne Shahan (8-27 -1951 )

10-2 Charlotte Marie Shahan (5-6-1927) m° 3-26-19^7 Ralph Hurd 11-1 Charlotte Ann Hurd (9=20-194-7)

11-2 Barbara Sue Hurd (8-30=194-8)

11-3 Ruth Jean Hurd (7~9“1952)

10-3 Joshua Vernon Shahan (6-8-1928) m®

3 -18 - 194-9 Thelma Mo or e ,

11-1 Joseph Vernon Shahan (3-10-1950) 11-2 Diana Jean Shahan (3=l6-195l)

10=4- Evelyn Jean Shahan (5=7=1929) 6-18-

194-9 Edmund Lee Cole 11=1 Edmund Lee Cole (6-7-1950)

11-2 Bant i a Marie Cole (9-25=1952)

10=5 Rachel May Shahan Cll-3-1931— 9-21-1932) 10-6 Margaret Marian Shahan (3-27=1934-) m, 12-16-1950 David E0 Gourley 11=1 John Edward Gourley (I4.-2 <=1952=-

4-29-1953)

10-7 George Alfred Shahan (I-18-I936)

10-8 Joyce May Shahan (6-1-1939)

9 “4- Howard Owen Stephens (7=7=1905)

9=5 Mildred May Stephens (9«8-1907=~7“3~1908)

9-6 Anna C „ Stephens (6=27 = 1912—7-23=1913)

9-7 Ruth Irene Stephens (9-II4.-I915— >17-1916)

9-8 Florence Elizabeth Stephens (4.-7-1916) m0 11=28 = 194-1 L0 Ac Lowder (5=13=1916;

10-1 Frances Faye Lowder (11 -k- 194-2)

10=2 Winifred May lowder (9-18=194-7)

10-3 Martha Jean Lowder (7-11-1952)

8-3 Charles Edmond Owen ( 10-10-1877—10=10=1952) mo 9-24.-1897 Annie Hehl (1-10-1879)

9-1 Russell Stanley Own ( 10=17 -i.098) m, 2=3- 1930 Helen Frey (2-28=1908), Machinist*

10=1 Barbara Sue Owen (>28-1932)

7-4- Christian B. Hamish (11-22-1851— 9 -24.-1911)

2- 25=1879 Louisa Catharine Matlock (3=27-1854-““

7- 29-1938) Rai Iroad inspector,

8- 1 Cora Ellen Harnish (3=6=1880) me 5=10-1905

Albert Gould

9-1 George Herman Gould (4-=l=1906) m* 5°26- 1929 Genevieve Winans .

8-2 George Herman Harnish (6-l6-l88l) me 12-25=

1906 Flora Faulk « Gandy maker? citrus farmer,

8-3 Annie Laura Harnish (10=31=1890) m* Alvin W0 Kannev/urf, 1=16=1913 3

7-5 Mary Harnish '(9~2=l853»~3~9~1936) m, 12-2-1875 Ezra G0 Owen (9-6-180.5— 11-27— 1914-) • Farmer 8-1 Flora Kate Owen ( 1-1=1877 =”6-1-1954-) m*

— 16=»

11-28-1901 George F. Danner (2-25-1873—

7-21-1923)

9-1 Beatrice Elizabeth Danner (12-17-1903 — 12-2^-1903)

9-2 Blanche Irene Danner (6-l4-1905) ni.

5-28-192i^ Howard Houck (3-I9-I903).

10-1 Howard George Houck (2-6-1928) m.

12-16-191^5 Martha Fasick (5-10-1930)

11-1 Sharon Ellen Houck ( 11-27-19^8 )

11-2 Bonnie Lee Houck (1]_- 2-1951)

10-2 Ronald Eugene Houck (9-21-1933) m»

7-13-1952 Iva Wei Ison (11-21-1934)

10-3 Clifford Lee Houck (1-7-1935)

9-3 Hazel Catharine Danner (9-I0-I906--2-I8-

1949) m. 11-23-1927 Howard Miller (2-21-1907) 10-1 Darrel Howard Miller (4-13-1945)

9 — 4 Arthur Owen Danner (10-9-1910) m. 0-21-1934 Margaret Jane Sutton (2-19-1914)

10-1 Edward Karl Danner (1-26-1937)

10-2 Linda Kay Danner (9-11-1947)

10-3 Patricia Ann Danner (8-21-1951)

8-2 Eleazer Howard Owen (7-21-188 1--1-1-1882 )

8-3 Ira Stern Owen (12-30-1882 — 4"l4“l892)

8-4 Edith Agnes Owen (5-18-1886) m. 6-24-1914 John Drawbaugh (10-14-1884)

9-1 Winifred Owen Drawbaugh (I-3O-I916) m.

8-3-1940 Ross Adams (6-20-19 l6)

10-1 Ross Bradford Adams (7-24-1944)

10-2 Janice Elaine Adams (1-26-1Q4®)

9-2 John Bloser Drawbaugh (8-24-1919) m* 8-30- 1941 Jeanne Fishel (11-22-1920)

10-1 John Alan Drawbaugh (1-1-194?)

10-2 Robert Owen Drawbaugh (1-5-1952)

9-3 Ralph Bradford Drawbaugh (10-2-1920 — 12- 2Q-1920)

8-5 Emma Mabel Owen (7-H-I89O) m. 11-25-1915 Or,

C. I. Caton (9-I9-I890)

9-1 Chester Caton (b. and d. 10-10-1917)

7-6 Elizabeth Harnish (4-2-1856—1-17-1943) m. 12-2- 1875 Jacob- Eshelman (1849— 2-15-19 II4.)

7-7 Catharine Harnish (10-24-1857—6-17-1944) m* 3-5-

1889 Richard T. Garland

8-1 Howard Garland (12-26-1889— 12-31-188Q )

8-2 Love May Garland (b. and d. I-I3-I89I)

8-3 Arthur Earl Garland (II-24-I894— 8-l6-l895)

8-4 Hazel Lois Garland (2-23-1898) m. 1, 3-20- 1918 Otto Lins; 2, 5-17-1946* Thomas Bruten 9-1 William Garland Lins (5-31-1919)

9 -2 Otto Leonard Lins (7-29-1921) m. 9-194®

Grace Kei singer .

10-1 Craig Thomas Lins (3-18-1950 )

10-2 Scot Mitchell Lins (5-13-1951)

7-8 Fannie Harnish (7-18-1859—2-9-1944) m. 3-22-

1883 Philip Wallace (IO-I6-I860— 2-28-1939 ) . Farmer 8-1 Christian Robert Wallace (1- 24- 1884) 9“9“

I93J4. Elizabeth Bruner (9-IO-I082)

9-1 Robert Philip Wallace (4-23-1916 m. 1-23-

-17-

1943 Hattie Seaks (10-27-1914) Salesman 10-1 Carol Ann Wallace (3-l4"194f>)

10-2 Linda Jean Wallace (1-13-1948)

9-2 Miriam Elizabeth Wallace (9-23-1917) m. 8-21- 1942 Richard Groff (10-31-1915)

10-1 Richard M. Groff (4-13-1943 )

10-2 Margaret Elizabeth Groff (2-10-1947)

8-2 Ezra Sponseller Wallace (10-13-1885—4-19-1906)

8-3 Katherine Elizabeth Wallace (8-31-1887--1955) Nurse

8-4 Oscar Clark Wallace (6-20-1894) m. 7-20-1918 Hazel Waggoner (12-26-1891) Accountant

8-5 Mary Susan Wallace (11-19-1897) m. 6-I-I918 Elwood Comp (9-28-I896) Parmer

9-1 Helen Elizabeth Coup (1-4-1920) m. 10-21-194® David Weller (3-17-1919)

10-1 Mickey Kathleen Weller (2-17-194®)

10-2 Virginia Ruth Weller (6-16-1951 )

9-2 Dorothy Marie Comp (7-1-1921)

9-3 Oscar Samuel Comp (3-13-1924) m* 3-12-194®

Ruby Hench (I-I3-I924) Farmer

10-1 Donna Mae Comp (6-24-194?)

9 -4 Donald Wallace Comp ( 3-22-1928)

9-5 Susan Jean Comp (2-13-1931 — 4“13-194l)

9-6 Clair El wood Comp (5-4-1933)

9-7 Lena Mae Comp (6-9-1937)

7-9 Benjamin Harnish (12-22-1860 — 1942) m. 12-5-1885 Martha Jane Matlock (3-23-1858 — 4“ ®- 1947) farmer

8-1 William M. Harnish (12-8-1886—?)

8-2 Clarence 3. Harnish (11-21-1891 — ?)

6-2 Georcp Harnish (12-22-1825* — 7-9“l®5>2) m. Louisa - • Cobbler.

6-3 Mary Ann Harnish (1-25-1828 — 7-2-1855)

6-4 Catharine Harnish (4-30-1830 — 12-25-1896) m. 8-17-1848 David Neiman (10-1-1824 — -11-21-1863) Farmer.

7-1 Mary Neiman (10-30-1849—7-15-1893)

7-2 Jacob Neiman (7-9-1851— H-I8-I896) m. 11-7-1875 Margaret Keiser (12-3-1854 — 3-13-1949)

8-1 Aaron Neiman ( 3- I6-I87® ) m. II-16-I897 Elizabeth Hershey (9-2L-I874)

7-3 Joseph Neiman (8-19 -1854"- 11-1-1865)

7-4 Elizabeth Neiman (9“4“1®59* — 10-22-1944) m* Samuel Lenhert (3-3-I86O—IO-8-I913)

8-1 Roy George Lenhert (2-3-1883 — 5-7-1926) m. 5-7-1903 Violet Houseal (1-13-1885)

9-1 George Roy Lenhert (5-7-1904 — 7-31-1945) m*

9- 25-1927 Margaret Smith (2-8-1907)-

10- 1 Esther Lerih.ert (7-15-1928) m. 6-19-194®

Negley Mi Ilham

9-2 Samuel Lenhert (1-15-1905—' 9-25-19.20)

9-3 Elizabeth Houseal Lenhert (4-25-190?) m. 12-22-1924 Howard Frazier (12-4-1906)

10-1 Howard Frazier (IO-8-I925) m. 10-23- 194® Clair Layman (2-8-1922)

11-1 Carol Louise Frazier (4-28-1950)

10-2 Jack Yfestly Frazier (7-25-1927)

6-5 Jacob Harnish (8-5-1832—11-29-1914) m. 8-14-1855 Susan Brindle (11-21-1834 — 11-23-1907) Cobbler; minister. Church of the Brethren.

7-1 Abner Brindle Harnish (5-19~l®5>® — 12-19-1943) nu 2-5-

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1880 Emma Catherine Bowers (12-29-1855 — 6-22-1918) Parmer, teacher, feed and auto merchant.

8-1 Ora Mabel Harnish ( IO-I9-I88I4.) m. 1, 10-12-1918 Thomas Guinivan (11-6-1882— 2- IO-I9I4.I) ; 2, *10-13- 1951 Frank Miller (5-18-1883— 4-23-1952) . Specialist in child-labor administration.

9-1 Ora Jane Guinivan (10-22-1920). “ - ,

9-2 Thomas Wayne Guinivan (5-1-1922) m. 12-26-

1953 Patricia Findlay. Drug salesman supervisor

8-2 Wilber Eugene Harnish (12-17-1886) m. 1, 6-10- 1916, Bess S. Davidson (11-23-1888—8-9-1930);

2, 8-18-1934 Alice Jacoby (8-12-1905). Retired

professor. University of Illinois

9-1 William Max Harnish (H-I-I919) m. 7-22-

1944 Helen June Markert (6- 13 -19 19) Cdr. USN

10-1 Karen Elizabeth Harnish (11-17-1950)

10-2 Leslie Suzanne Harnish (6-6-1954)

8-3 Clair Foster Harnish (5-11-1889— 2-20-1955) m.

II-I8-I913 Edith Alice Gingrich (2-16-1893)

Director of placement, Milton Hershey School.

9-1 Mary Jean Harnish (3-30-1915)

9-2 Ruth Eleanor Harnish (6-9-1923) 1-20-1944

Leroy G. Mehler

10-1 Stephen Leroy Mehler (6-10-194-4-)

9-3 Clair Foster Harnish (6-17-1934-)

7-2 Harry Edward Harnish (7-6-1858 — 4“9“1950) m. 12-1- 1887 Clara Bowers (8-12-1859— 5-15-1924) Tailor

8-1 Leray Borers Harnish (8-27-1889) m. 3-12-1918 Ethel Irene Houser. Lav/ book salesman

9-1 Regina Houser Har.nish (4-13-1919)

9-2 Charlotte Harnish (2-1922)

8-2 Edna Mae Harnish (5-13-1893)

8-3 Infant ( 12-25-1896—12- 28-1896)

8-4 Walter Edward Harnish (4-H-I898) m. 9-3-1921 — ' " Mary McGau^aey. Teacher.

7-3 Mary Lizzie Harnish (11-27-1859—3-3-1922)

7-4 John T anger Harnish (7-13-1862 — 1-19-1951) 2-1-

1900 Emma Mumma (9-28-1864--10-21-1950 ) Carpenter

8-1 Infant (b. and d. 8-17- 1901)

8-2 Jacob I.iumna Harnish (6-3-1905) m.l, 4“ 23”

1935 Eleanor Hopple (3-29-1909) J 2, 1950,

Catherine Beyer.

9-1 Nancy Eleanor Harnish (1-22-1936)

9-2 Emily Ann Harnish (12-2-1940)

9-3 Marcia Elizabeth Harnish (10-28-1943)

7-5 Emma Leah Harnish (7-5-1864 — 6-1955) m. 12-28-1882 David Newcomer (8-16-1855 — 7-28-1921)

8-1 Park Ray Newcomer (5-3-1884) m. 9 -12-19 23 Crystal Brown (2-12-190 3)

9-1 David Arthur Nev/comer (7-18-1925)

9-2 Richard Parker Newcomer (8-15-1929)

9 -3 Alice Leah Nev/comer (5-30-1932 — 5-31-1950)

9-4 Hiram Nev/comer (11-27-1936)

8-2 Alice Mae Newcomer (4-29-1887) m<, 4“19“1908 George S. Whitney (8-22-1880--1953)

9-1 Ruth Bemadine Whitney (12-10-19 10) m* 11- 13-1936 Richard E. Noren (8-31-1914)

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10-1 Donna Ruth Noren (4-18-1939)

10-2 Richard Eric Noren (12-29-19)4.7)

8- 3 Elizabeth Florence Newcomer (1O-IO-I892) nu

12-4-1919 John Guetling (6-25-1894)

9-1 Alfred J. Guetling (8-20-1920) m. 9-17- 194-9 Marsha Blase (4.-8-1920 )

10-1 Gay Guetling (2-26-1950)

10-2 Lance Michael Guetling (10-16-1953) 10-3 Dawn Guetling (1955)

9- 2 Emma Kathryn ^uetling (9-17-1921) ra. 7-28-

194.0 Leslie Carlson (12-l4-19l8)

10-1 Leslie Edward Carlson (1-17-194-3)

10-2 Dennis Vern Carlson (2-20-194°)

10-3 Kathy Ann Carlson (5-23-1951)

7-6 George Addison Harnish (7-21-1866 — 3-24-1870)

7-7 Jacob Baker Harnish (10-20-1867— 3-25-1880) .

7-8 Fannie Jane Harnish (11-2-1868 — 9-18-1954-) ra* 1* 1-19- I893 Joseph C. Hime s (3-17-1873—10-11-1907); 2, 10-17-1909 Arthur Reeder O4.-H-I883)

8-1 Raymond Ezra Himes (I-I7-I89I) ra. Ruth Brenner

(6-8-1916)

9- 1 Harry Glen Himes (2-28-1917) ra. Hester Neaco 9-2 Max Himes (2-16-1924)

8-2 Harry Jacob Himes (11-15-1893) ra. 1, 1-18- 1919 Mary Rooth; 2, 1-21-192$ Helen Nicholls (3-1-19C3K Hari dresser.

9-1 Rodney James Himes (9-28-1928)

9-2 Nancy Lee Himes (4-22-1933/

7-9 Jessie Brinale Harnish (4-2-1870— 6-7-1870)

7-10 David Ezra Harnish (9-6-I87I— 9-21-194C'

7-11 Frank Hershey Harnish (12-12-1872 — 6-3-1892)

7-12 Susan Rebecca Harnish (1-4-1874) m. 12-22-1892 John Strole (5-4*1868 — 7-4-“ 1944-) Farmer.

8-1 Frank Clayton Strole (12-21-1894 ) ra. 8-1-1922 Louise Agnes Smith (1-1-1895)

9-1 Doris Louise Strole (5-21-1923) m. 1, 7-7-194-0 G.J. Lowitz; 2, 10-28-1950 Fred Striggow (8-14-1905)

10- 1 Gary Clayton Lowitz (7-12-194-1)

10-2 Larry Allen Lowitz (10-23-1944'

10-3 Vkyne Alan Striggow (9-15-1951)

8-2 Roy David Strole (II-28-I899) m. 1-25-1924 Ida Nielsen (7-29-1902)

9-1 Helen Elaine Strole (9-17-1924) ra. 4-18-1944- Harold White

9-2 Ronald Melvin Strole (8-23-1929) m. 9-29-1950 Mina Sagasser (1-16-1932)

10-1 Douglas Melvin Strole (9-2-1951)

9-3 Maurice Leroy Strole (9-24-1932)

8-3 Florence Ruth Strole (2-4-1903) m. 3-20-1923 Ross Snyder (6-22-1880)

9-1 Richard Snyder (9-3O-I923— 6-19 -1932)

8-4 Ivan Harvey Strole (11-27-1912) ra. 2-5-1944- Lesta Brower (5-24-1913)

9-1 Mildred Irene Strole (1-1-I9ii5)

9-2 Lois Arlene Strole (2-10-1948)

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7-13 Katie May Hamish (4-26-1875—8-31-1875)

7-34 Charles Milton Hamish (8-IQ-I878) m. 11-27- j.923 Clara Hertzler (4-21-1881 — 10-7-1928)

6-6 Susan T. Hamish ( 10—25—1834 — 4—6—1928 ) m. 3-1-1865 George T. B. Herman (3-13-1831 — 2-23-1913) Merchant

7-1 Infant daughter (b. and d. 11-12-1866)

7-2 Harry Tange r Herman (12-23-1870 — 10-5-1932) m.

9-23-1892 Nellie Spangler (9-30-I87O) o-l Mildred Harnish Herman (2-10-1894) m. 6-12-1917 John W. Se aright (12-29-1893— 11-2^-1953)

9-1 George Herman Searight (3-5-1925) ni* 8-27- 1949 Jean Letter (8-6-1925)

10-1 John William Searight (10-11-1953)

9-2 Judith Louise Searight (11-12-1927) m.

6-28-1952 Merle A. Whitmayer.

7-3 Kerenhaoouch Herman (b. and d. 1872)

6-7 Elizabeth D*.~ Hamish (IO-29-I836— 12-20-1920) m. 11-17- 1863 David Snavely Tanger (5-31-1831—8-27-1887)

Merchant

7-1 Grant Shirman Tanger (10 -29-18 64 — 7-2-1865)

7-2 Frank Lincoln Tanger (IO-I8-I860 — q,-ll-lQ10) m* 1, Elizabeth M. Frey (8-17 -1869— 12-20-1891) 12-27- 1888; 2, 1898, Jemie Valentine

8-1 Infant son (5-28-1891 — 6-I8-I89I)

7-3 Annie Susan Tanger (5-9-1870—2-28-1871)

7—4 Eva Leo ra Tanger (10-31-1871 — 6-20-194-8) m, 2-25- I897 Alvin L. Menges (12-13-1870— 10-31-1918)

Miller, Manges Mills, Pa.

8-1 Elizabeth banger Menges ( 11-22- 1898 — 2-9 -1899 )

8-2 David Alvin Menges ( 10-26-1902) m. 2-3 -19 28 Ruth

Sheads (5-22-1904) Minister, United Lutheran Church 8-3 Robert Tanger Menges (7-23-1905) m. 6-12-1930 Kathryn McKee (6-4-1905) Millar.

9-1 Robert John Menges (9-22-1938)

7-5 David Albertus Tanger (3-26-1874 — 10-13-194-8) nu 1* 5-19-1892, Bertha Mantis; 2, Gertrude Althoff (IO-3I-I867—I-I3-I942) Ch. by first wife:

8-1 Frank Earl Tanger

8-2 Margaret Tanger, m. Frank E. Heller 7-6 Elizabeth Catharine Tanger (11-25-1879 — 4-"* 19 “194-8) m. 1-21- 1908 Ammon S. Kempfer.

7-7 Viola Grace Tanger (2-2-1881— 12-22- 195D m. 11-17- 1903 John Abraham Sheely (10-13-1867 — 7-11-1917)

Hotel proprietor.

8-1 Elizabeth Katharyn Sheely (9-8-1904) m. 11-17- 1931 Donald Koehler Weiser ( 11-1- 1902 ) . Insurance Executive

9-1 Frederick Sheely Weiser (11-25-1935)

9-2 Harriett© Virginia Weiser ( 3-18- 1938 )

8-2 William Edward Sheely (5“4~1906 ) m. 3-2-1935 Mary Adele Egger (1-27-1908) Teacher

9-1 Peter Egger Sheely (4-2 1-194-9 )

8-3 Harriett© Tanger Sheely (12-3-1909 — 5-21-1953) m. 4-24-194,3 David Colville Lindsay (6-23-1870 — 3-6-1948) Banker

8-4 Harry Abraham Sheely (5-9 -1914) m* 12-28-1939 Mary Kathleen Colgan ( 11-27-19 l6) Insurance executive .

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9-1 Susan Colgan Sheely (10--18- 19^1 )

9-2 Kathleen Colgan Sheely (8-11-1945)

9-3 John Tange r Sheely (7-17-1947)

9 -4 Alan Lawrence Sheely (5-1-1953)

6-8 Fannie T. Harnish (2-4-1839— I-I-I913) m. 9 - 28-18 75 Jacob Got tshall (1-12-1839 — I-I6-I918) Cobbler

7-1 Herman Harnish Got tshall (2-11-1879—1-16-1928) m. 1-20-1903 Kathryn Deitch (3-7-I878)

8-1 Roy Deitch Go tt shall (6-21-1905) m. 10-27- 1932 Pearl Wetzel (5-19-1900) Farmer

9-1 Roy Deitch Gottshall (11-27-1933)

6-9 John Harnish (2-l6-l81|2— 2-21-l8If2)

5-3 John Harnish, born February 13, 1801, married Esther Bowman (July 2li, 1805--April lip, 1887 ) on December 6,

1829. John left the family homestead for northwestern Lancaster County and then, about 1839* moved to Bethel Township, Clark County, Ohio, one mile east of Medway where he farmed and was the pastor of a Reforms d Menno- nite congregation. His tombstone records the fact that he was a bishop of the church. He died August 29, I87O and is buried at Medway

6-1 Mary Harnish ( 10-21-1830 — I-I4.-I896) m. 3-9~l852 Jacob Neff (Il-l5-l8l5)

7-1 John Neff ( 12-5-1852— 8-28-1853)

7-2 Amos Neff (7-IO-I85L— 6-20-1870)

7-3 Albert *eff (3-17-1856—2-5-18 8lp)

7-4 Esther Neff (9-1J4.-I857)

7-5 Elizabeth Meff (12-8-1859)

7-o Frank ■‘••eff (10-3-lSol)

7-7 Mary Neff (4-I-I863)

7-8 Jacob Neff (12-20-1864)

7-9 Emma Neff (10-14-1866)

7-10 Henry Neff (4-25-1869)

7-11 Christian Neff (3-I8-I87D —Herr Gene alogv 6-2 Henry Harnish (3-9-1832 — 12-25-1904) m« 12-7-1858

Elizabeth Miller (7-13-1836—6-22-1885) .Funeral director 6-3 Esther (Hettie) Harnish (4-13-1834) m* 5-l4~l857 John M. Zeller (8-31-1828)

7-1 Alonzo Zeller (4-3-1858) m. 1-29-1882 Mary Brosey

(II-15-I861)

7-2 Henry Zeller (9-15-1859)

7-3 John Zeller (10-7-l86l)

7-4 Lorenzo Zeller ( 10-3-1863 — H-23-I869)

7-5 Frank Zeller (1-7-1866)

7-6 William Zeller (8-9-1868)

7-7 Christian Zeller (12-15-1870)

7-8 Gyrus Zeller (10-8-1873) — Herr Genealogy

6-4 Jacob B. Harnish (8-29-1830—10-12-1853)

6-5 Anna Harnish (10-28-1839) nu 3-7-l86l Levi Kauffman (9-5-1833) She d. 12-2-1912

7-1 Laura H. Kauffman (1-19-1862 ) m. Geo. LaTourette 7-2 Benjamin F. Kauffman (3-H-I863)

7-3 Esther H. Kauffman (8-4-1865 — 5-31-1889 in Johns¬ town Flood with son) m. 12-30-1885 Henry Smith

8-1 Ward Smith (&5-3I-I889 )

7-4 Hattie Kauffman (8-4-1865 — 8-7-1865)

7-5 Susan S. Kauffman (9-7-I867— 11-22-1880)

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7-6 Anna E. Kauffman (7-4-1871) m. Tannehill 7-7 Emma B. KauTfman (10-27-1873) m. Norman Baer 7-8 Elizabeth Kauffman (2**19-1876)

7-9 Cora Kauffman (6-8-188L. — 8-3O-I88I4.)

7-10 Dora Kauffman (6-8-1884) m. Boone 6-6 John E. Harnish (^— i—lBI}_3 — ^—27—1888 ) m. 12-6-1864. Catharine S. Davis (7-29-I84I) Succeeded his father as minister at Medway.

7-1 Albert G. Harnish (3-I3-I867)

7-2 Elizabeth C. Harnish (3-13-1867 — 12-7-1872)

7-3 Joseph D. Harnish (2-19-l871?-10-22-l895)

7-4. Martha J. Harnish (4-27-1873)

7-5 Henry B. Harnish (6-5-1874.— 7-25-1875)

7-6 Esther B. Harnish (7-27-1876)

6-7 Amos B. Harnish (4-12-1845—1927) m* 4-16-1867 Agnes A. Philby (184-5 — 1920)

7-1 Clara S. Harnish (1-17-1868— 1953 )

7-2 Elizabeth J. Harnish (9-26-I872) m. 9-21-1898 George G. Kuhlman (3-23-1867 — 194-6)

7-3 Annie J. Harnish (12-11-1874-)

6-8 Emma Harnish (10-23-184-9 ) 1-23-1873 Cyrus Helman

(12-30-1847)

7-1 Henry Helman (II-3O-I876)

7-2 John Helman (11-12-1879)

7-3 Mary Helman (1-23-18 78)

6-9 Elizabeth Harnish (12-3-1850— 10-23-1854) — Herr Genealogy 5-4 Anna Harnish, born September 13, 1803, married Jacob

Kehler (November 24. 1794“ -August 21, 1883). ' f he y were members of the Mennonite settlement at Medway# Anna died July 21, 1081, and they are buried at the Medway Menno¬ nite Churchyard* Their name is also spelled Kaler and Coyler .

6-1 Elizabeth Kehler (3-10-1832—4-24-1905)

6-2 Fannie V. Kehler (1834-- 1923}

6-3 Anna Kehler (11-2-1835—2-26-1908) m. 12-15-1869 Andre v/ Kesler (d. 10-11-1895)

6-4 Barbara Kauffman (d# July, i860)

6-5 Susanna Kauffman (l840* — 1§24)

6-6 Mary Kauffman, m. -- Wi Idas in 6-7 Esther (Hettie) Kauffman

5-5 Elizabeth Harnish, born March 27, 1806, married Samuel Hershey (June 9> l804 — February 27, 1885) on September 6, 1829. They lived on a farm in Rapho Township, north of Mount Joy, Lancaster County, where her husband was a minister of the Reformed Mennonite Church. She died - in Marietta, Pennsylvania, on October 17, 1891.

6-1 Anna Hershey (2-15-1831 — 4"21-l893)

6-2 Francis Hershey (8-I8-I832--I-28-I899) m* Margaret Bachman (4-22-1831—2-29-1909)

6-3 Mary Hershey (7-17-1834--2-8-1886)

6-4 Ephraim Hershey (6-7-1836 — 8-26-1854)

6-5 Isaac Hershey (10-24-1837—9“ 24-19 17 ). - 1 ii S9 -1 8 6 2dMa t i Ida

Grosh (8-20-1842—5^4.-1916)

6-6 Martha Hershey (12-2-1839— 9-16-1924) m. 1-24-1886 Levi Shenk (6-2-1840—12-27-1910)

6-7 Samuel Harnish Hershey (9-5-1841 — 4“I°“I9C4) m*

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11-18-1869 Mary Bachman (8-8-181+7-- 12-22-1807 )

6-8 Jacob Frantz Hershey (10-25-l81).3--3-21~1911 ) m,

Sarah Shonk

6-9 Elizabeth Hershey (12-11-1845—3-5-1926) m. 11-21- 1869 Frank F. Landis (2-25-181+5 — 5-2-1932)

6-10 Susanna Kershoy (1-3-1848--1-30-1864)

5-6 Emanuel Harnish, born January 29? 1810, married Catharine Tanger (8-28-1812--8-8-1849) on April 27, I83O. They resided in Martic township, Lancaster County and South Middleton Township, Cumberland County, until 181+7 9 when they moved to Ohio, near Emanuel's brother and sister.

In 1852 he returned to Pennsylvania, to Dickenson Town¬ ship, Cumberland County, where he died, October ll+, 1851+ • He is buried in the Herr Graveyard in South Middleton Township, For a more complete record of him and his descendants, see The Tange r-Metzner Genealogy, pp. 56-69, 6-1 John Tanger Harnish (.6-^-1831- -7-21^-19 lp) m. 8-26-

1852 Rebecca Rupp (10-26-1827—1877) Plasterer; Civil War service.

7-1 Benjamin Franklin Harnish (6-20-1853 — 7)

8-1 Goldie Harnish

8-2 Sylvia Harnish

7-2 Samuel Emanuel Garnish ( 3-3-1855--8-26-1943 ) m. 8-II-I878) Mary Angelina Cole (7-IO-I857—

8-26-1911), Plasterer-

8-1 Blanche Harnish (d0yc)

8-2 Harry Harnish (7-6-1880--3-8-1924) m. 8-I9OI Cora Armacost (8-1-1885--3-8-1924) Farmer.

9-1 1(iary ^atnarine Harnish (7-4“1906) m. 1,

9-24.-1929 Paul Schockney (7-25-1902—

9- 30-1949); 2, 7-28-1951, Arthur Shiver- decker

10- 1 Norman Jean Shockney (6-7-1930) m.

6-2i|.“195l James Russell 10-2 Lois Ann Shockney (9-1-1933)

10-3 Mary Jean Shockney t 1-28-1946)

8-3 Mabel Rebecca Harnish (5-10-1885) m. 12-24- 1904 Earl Harter (8-1-1882—11-7-1942)

9-1 Lav/rence Russell Harter (12-27-1905) m. 6-24-1929 Ethel Peter-sime 8— 4 Mattie Eee Harnish (8-3-1896) m. 6-24-1919 Daniel J. Cotter (8-12-189+)

9-1 James Lee Cotter (5-4-1920) m. 10-11- 1941 Martha Jane Hill (1-18-1Q21)

10-1 Melina Cotter (H-I8-I9I1-O)

9-2 Barbara Lou Cotter (5-27-1926) m. 9-20- 1947 Max Arthur (2-13-1926)

10-1 Craig J. Arthur (9-30-194®)

10-2 Daniel Edward Arthur (9-26-1949)

9-3 Richard Joseoh Cotter (4-13-1928) m, 8- 26-1950 Barbara Butcher (2-17-1930)

10-1 Sally J-ynn Cotter (10-16-1952)

7-3 Mary Lizzie Harnish ( 10-12-1857--8-6-1919 )

Stephen Lawrence (8-6-1859 — *3-21-1928)

8-1 Grade Kc (3=24-1875) m. 11-7-1894 C.W. Miller

(5-14-1875— 4-1945)

*

9-1 Howard H. Miller (3-2-18q6) m. 7-17-1920 Kathryn Parker (6-18-1890)

10-1 Donald Parker Miller (7-3-1921) m.

19)4.2 Evelyn -

11-1 Carl toward Miller (l2-l8-19k6) 11-2 Sharon Rose Miller (3-10-194-8) 10-2 Edward P. Miller (9-21-1930)

9-2 Verna L. Miller (3-28-1898)

9-3 Geneva M. Miller (1^.-7-1900)

9-4. Glenna M. Miller (7-15-1902) m. 9-20-1921 Rodney C. Schenck (5-/4--1899)

10-1 Richard Schenck (6-3-1923)

10-2 James Schenck (2-23-1930)

9-5 Mary E. Miller (8-17-1903) m. 10-22-1927 Russell V/. Minnix (I-IO-I899)

10-1 June Minnix (1-2-1929 ) m. 2-8-1952 Edward Wbiss

11-1 Lisa Kay Weiss (11-5-1952)

10-2 Eleanor Minnix (7-14.-1932) m. 8-7- 1951 James Newman

ll-l Francis Paul Newman

11-2 Reti Lynn Newman (7-14--1953)

10-3 Verna Minnix (7-14--1932) m. 3-10-1950 Dale Brubaker

11-1 Connie Lynn Brubaker (7-20-1952)

11-2 Dennis Brubaker (6-6-1954-)

9-6 Esther Miller (5- 24-- 19 05) m. 8-8-I9I4-O Everett I. Knox (8-23-1809)

9-7 Mabel filler (7-1915) m. 7-28-194-0 H. L. Collinsworth (10-5-1915)

10-1 Barbara Jean Collinsworth (5-7-194-1)

10-2 David Lee Collinsworth (5-18-194-7)

8-2 John Melser Lawrence (1879) m* Loretta -

9-1 Jack Lawrence

9-2 Gail Lawrence Clements 9-3 Eleanor Lawrence Johns 9-4- Helen Lawrence

8-3 Stephen Stanley Lav/rence 8-4- William Franklin Lawrence 8-5 Harry Blain Lawrence (7-28-1884-) m* 9“9~1906 Mae Hartman (2-7-1890)

9-1 Beulah Vino la Lawrence (9-1-1907) m. 11- 27-1926 Lev/is Rousey (1-1)4.-1967 )

10-1 Lillie Mae Rousey (7-6-1927 )

10-2 Harry Lewis Rousey (7 -4--* 19 29) 9U 7-9-1950 Mary Paschal 11-1 Kathryn Ellen Rousey (8-11-1951)

11-2 Michael Levis Rousey (10-30-1953) 10-3 Robert Lee Rousey (6-25-1931) m.

5- 22-1953 Mary Lou Harwood

11-1 Robert Nathan Rousey (6-27-1954-) 10-4- William Franklin Rousey (9-13-1933) m 9-20-1953 Joan Brown

11-1 Kimberly Kay Rousey (9-20-1954-)

10-5 Inez Lorena Rousey (10-31-1935) m«

6- 19-1953 Paul Newton

11-1 Cheryl Newton (6-3-1954-)

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10-6 James Rousey ( 8—30—19^2 )

10-7 Stephen Blain Rousey ^ 9 “^4-“ 19^4-3 )

10-3 Cloria Joyce Rousey (5-8-1948)

9— 2 George Stephen Lawrence (7-19-1910) ra*

Mary Royer

10-1 Martha Jean Lawrence (12-28-1931) m, Richard Sheets

10-2 Mary Jacklyn Lawrence (12-13-1934-) m. James Reed

10-3 Joycylyn Ann Lawrence (7-17-1935) m. Marlow Riggins 11-1 Larri Keith Riggins 9-3 Annabell Lawrence (5-l4"1912 — 8-3-1930)

9-4- V.llliam Franklin Lawrence (3-10-1915) ra. 7-5-1932 Mary Agnes Foley 10-1 Tonette Kay Lawrence (10-15-1935)

10-2 Frank Steven Lawrence (10-6-1939)

10-3 Larry Lee Lawrence (8-22-194-4-)

8-6 Emma Blanche Lawrence (9-25-1885) m. 9“9“1906 Albert B. Johnson (1-11-1884)

9-1 Stephen Johnson (11-22-1907)

9-2 Mary Lizzie Johnson (10-24-1909)

9-3 Albert Cedric Johnson (11-14-1911)

9-q. George Dewey Johnson (5-1-1915)

9-5 Allie Dolores Johnson (1-3-1918)

8-7 Samuel Lavrence (d»y*)

8-8 Lizzie Allie Lawrence m* William Hartman

8-9 George Harnish Lawrence m« Nancy -

8-10 Edgar nucknell Lawrence 8-11 Dewey Lavrence (5-H-I898) m0 4-“ 15-19 20 Anah Suffridge

9-1 Robert James Lavrence (6-15-1922)

9-2 John Dale Lavrence (5-21-1924-)

7-4- Charles Abraham Lincoln Harnish (5-11-1859 — d.y . ) 7-5 John Vilis Harnish (3-2-1862 — d.y.)

7-6- Rachel Ann Harnish ( 7— 24-— 1865 — 1882) m. Russell Eakins _

7-7 Hattie Maria Harnish (5-5-1868— d.y • )

7-8 Emma Rebecca Harnish (6-22-1870 — 12-13-1939 )

m. 4.-8-I889 George R. Riley (2-2-1865—6-17-1927) 8-1 Lavrence Virgil Riley (8-27-I890) m. 3-7-1917 Luella Brock (11-29-1896)

6-2 George Harnish (1-24-1833- — I-I0-I9II) m. 10-l5-l86l Hannah Catharine Hoover (5-7-1836 — 12-24-1869 ) Bookkeeper

7-1 Luella Blanche Harnish (8-8-1862—5-31-1889)

7-2 Grace Harnish (b, and d. 7-30-1866)

7-3 Hannah Catharine Harnish (b, and d. 1869)

6-3 Jacob Smith Harnish (11-10-1834.* — 8-31-1909 ) m* 10-19- 1858 Mary A. Horn (9-27-1838— 0-I-I9IO ) Plasterer.

7-1 Effie May Harnish (8-10-1859—3-9-1914) m.

Millard F. Cowan ,10-12-1857—11-1927)

8-1 Ocie Frances Cowan (10-3-1883—9-18-1935) m.

Frederick Deininger (8-4-1887— 0-15-1951)

8-2 George Glenworth Cowan ( 2-2-189 1 — 6-28-1934) m. 7-1-1915 Alice Knapp (12-23-1893—8-30-1928) 9-1 James Richard Cowan (6-25-1910) m* 4“l8- 1941 Harriet Fruchte (II-I0-I917 )

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10-1 John Thomas Cowan (8— 1)4.— 19^4-3 )

10-2 Richard Glen Cov/an (IO-I8-I9I4.7 )

10-3 Ann Christian Cowan (1-17-195>2)

9-2 Mary Virginia Cov/an (6-25-1913) m» 9“

1940 Robert Holler (3^24-1911)

10-1 Daniel Henry Heller (5-30 -194£)

10-2 Mary Patricia Heller (10-12-1952)

9-3 Alice Joan Cov/an (8-30-1928)

8-3 Florence Irene Cowan (IO-8-I896) m, 9“l6-1921 John P. Ward (3-13“l892) Food broker 9-1 John Cowan Ward (12-30-1922) m. 1-20- 1950 Dorothea Delaney (1-25-1928)

10-1 Kathleen Diane Ward (1-12-1952)

9-2 Richard David Ward (8-27-1927) m. 9-3-

1930 Phyllis E. Mathias.

7-2 Virginia Harnish (5-l8-l86l — d.y. )

7-3 Lenora Lucretia Harnish (5-27-l866--l±-4-195l) m* 1, 3-l4“P^®9 Gwan Evan Feicht (2-0-1865-- k-19-1929)i 25 8-1-1934 Frank D. Johnston

8-1 Robert Nev/bold Feicht (4-24-1899 ) m® 6-30- 1923 Dorothy Grace Prugh (7-30-1899)

Mechanical engineer

9-1 Carolyn Jane Feicht (10-21-1927) m. 9-2- 1950 John DoNoss (10-15-1926)

10-1 John Frederick Noss (8-4-1951)

10-2 Deborah Jane Noss ([4.— Q— 1953 )

9-2 Frederick Prugh Feicht (5-0-1935 )

9-3 Martha Louise Feicht (2-16-1937)

7-4 Ivy Josephine Harnish (10-12-1869 — 3-5-1678)

7-5 George Lafayette Harnish (2-5-1873' — 9”23“195D m. Nellie Wagner. Grocer

7-6 Margaret Catherine Harnish (10-21-11876—2-20-1877) 7-7 Earl Glenworth Harnish (7-6-1880--5-8-1950) m. Carrie Good (I4-I6-I88I— 5-8-1950 )

8-1 Earl Glenworth Harnish (6-3-1902) ma 8— 2l|_— 1926Marjorie Osborn (I4- 12-190$)

9-1 Marjorie Lou Harnish (5-7-1934)

8-2 Harold Edwin Harnish (8-20-1907 5 m. 7-18- 1932 Alma Simco

9-1 Douglas Edwin Harnish (2-24-1950)

8-3 Blanche Lurena Harnish (9-22-1911)

6-16-1934 Hoy Bosron (9-15-1910)

8-4, Catherine Frances Harnish (9-12-1917)

TfL9 8-26-1944 Charles Branaenstein (1-15-1916) Anna Harnish (IO-I4.-I836— 1926) m. 5-12-1857 Philip Brehm (1-25-1833—' 7-19-1919 )

7-1 George Washington Brehm (2-22-1858 — 10-18-1936) m. Nettle Heffner (4-18-1857—11-21-1921)

8-1 Harry Brehm (2-9-1882—6-13-19^1) m® Donna DeWitt (4-6-1883—6-10-1925)

9-1 George Raymond Brehm (11-11-1904)

9-2 DeWitt Brehm ( >2.6-1907 ) m. Lois Irwin 8-2 Anna Augusta Brehm (10-18-1886 — 1-6-1917)

8-3 Nellie Marie Brehm (7-10-1888) m. lO-o-

1908 William Schleman (11-27-1387— 4"4“ 1937 )

9-1 Robert William Schleman (3-8-I9IO)

9-2 Margaret Elane Schleman (2-28-1911 — 7-2-1930)

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9-3 Dorothy Marie Schleman ( 12-31-19 1I4-)

7-2 Anna Maria Brohm ( 12-19-l859“-3-29-194-6 ' m„

11-15-1877 Joseph Storm (9-24.- 1856-3-12-1922)

8-1 Harry Brehra Storm (II-I8-I878--I-I8-I9I1I) m. Grace Angel

9-1 Laura Louise Storm (8-22-1912) m. Grover 0 1 Connor

10-1 Joan Diane O’Connor (6-7-1934-)

10-2 Karen Sue O’Connor ( 11-24-- 194-3 )

10-3 Kathy Ann O’Connor (10-2-194-0 )

8-2 Bessie May Storm (6-23-1380) m. IO-1I1.-I896 Clarence Chaney (2-22-1878)

9-1 Helen Ann Chaney (2-I8-I898) m. Robert L. Prather (IO-I-I9I7)

10-1 Nora Lee Prather ([[.-25-1929)

8-20-194-7) Ed way Johnson

11-1 Anna Melinda May Johnson C 8 — 8 — 19^4-9 )

11-2 Deborah Lee Johnson (11-13-11952)

9-2 Roy Amos Chaney (11-23-1902)

8-3 Mamie Ann Storm (12-3-1882) m. 6-J4.-I903 Arthur Ratheiser (5-30-l882--3”2lj_- 194-9 )

7-3 Lincoln Harry Brehm (5-24. -1862 — 12-20-1939) m<* k-ll-1887 Mo Hie Mouk (2-14.-1868—2-20-1894.)

8-1 Charles Mouk Brehm (8-24.-188?) m0 6-ll[.-1917 Helen Oswald (II-I-I898)

9-1 Charles Mouk Brehm (9-23-19 l8 ) m0 1939 Irene Ernswein

10-1 Annetta Brehm

10-2 Beboran Brehm 10-3 Philip Brehm

9-2 Robert Brehm (19 25)

9-3 Carolyn Ann Brehm (H-8-I929) m. 10- lip- 1950 Vo. lli am WInkhouse

10-1 Susanne Winkhouse (8-21-1951)

8-2 Andre v/ Mouk Brehm (H-25-I889) m. 1, 2-1.1- 1914. Carrie Wb If (4.-6-1891—7-1-1916); 2, 5-I4-I919 Cora Neef

9-1 Mary Mouk Brehm (9-1-1912) m0 6-13-1936 Maurice J» Link

10-1 Caroline Ann Link (11-1-1937)

10-2 Theodore Joseph Link (9-20-104=0)

9-2 Dolores Charlene Brehm (9-25-1930) iru 4.-18-1953 Harold E« Ochs

8-3 Earl Everett Brehm (1-14.-1892 — 3"3“1932) m.

1916 Helen Klo^fer (3-I898)

9-1 Margaret Brehm bu John Rueth 10-1 Ruth Ann Rueth

10-2 Robert Rueth

9“ 2 Esther Irene Brehm, m„ William Wick 10-1 William Wick 10-2 James Wick 10-3 Deborah Wick

7-4- Elmer Brehm (5-12-1866--1-9-1932) m0 Mary Larson 7-5 Amos Metzger Brehm (4.-H-I068 — 193?) m„ Catharine Wilbert (d. 7-1954-)

7-6 John E. Brehm (5-l6-l8?4-) m. 1, Bertha Miller (d, 1918); 2, Glenna Athey,,

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6-5 Amos Metzger Harnish ( 12-8-1838--2-28-1026) m.4-12-

1863 Mary Ann Good (l-9-l844““10~7-1913) Carriage maker

7-1 Minnie Good Harnish (5-17-1864— 9-29-1891) m.

Wilbur Patterson

8-1 Horace Harnish Patterson (Il-l6-l881± — 6-3-1905 ) 8-2 Amos Metzger Patterson (7-13-1886—0-6-1955 ) m. 12-26-1913 Margaret Barry Clancy

7-2 Arrinetta C. Harnish (10-29-l86b— 10-3-1915 )

Charles T. Thorp

7-3 Mary Grace Harnish (4-30-1871 — 4“17-1954^ m*

Charles D. Albin

7-4 Dorothy E. Harnish (3-23-1878) m. Carl Limbert

6-6 Susan T. Harnish (4“ll--l84l--3“l4_1937 ) m 1-2-1862 Philip D. Zendt (5-10-1827— 5-1-1909) Millwright

7-1 Mary Elizabeth Zendt (10-7-1862— 9-24-I9E.6)

7-2 Stephen Harnish Zendt (8-22-1865— 3-20-1941 ) m. I-I9I898 Mary Eva Swift (1-30-1874) Minister,

Disciples of Christ

8-1 Robert Zendt (b, and d. 9“5“1900)

8-2 Errett Garfield Zendt (2-6-1902) m« 6-l6- 1927 Dorothy Wagner (7-6-1902)

8-3 Miriam Katherine Zendt (8-3-1904) m* 6-9- 1935 E. L. Phelps (8-19-1905)

9-1 Stephen Roy Phelps (1-25-194°)

8-4 Frederick Eugene Zendt (1I-28-I909) m* 9“9“

1939 Esther Virginia Hoover (5-20-1914*

Minister, Disciples of Christ

9-1 Stephen Hoover Zendt (Il-28-Xq!i3)

9-2 Virginia Swift Zenat (0-12-1945)

9-3 Mary Eugenia Zendt (8-11-195°)

7-3 Julia Ann Zendt (11-29-1868—4-29-1028) m.

6-I8-I89O Robert Allison (1-25-1864)

8-1 Esther Pearl Allison (3-15-1892) m* George Trayser (8-4-1893) on8-21-1915

9-1 Kenneth Allison Trayser (3-25-1924)

8-2 Robert Stanley Allison ( 12-10-1902) m. 6-1943 Anne Kobus (4-16-1910)

7-4 Frederick Harnish Zendt ( 2-20-1871- -1-6-1048) m. 12-27-1905 Mary lone (9-I7-I87I— 3-25-193° J

8-1 Stuard' Franc is Zendt (1-30-1907) m* 11-27- 1946 Emmaline Macklin

8-2 Virginia Mary Zendt (6 -28-19 11) m. 6-29-1931 Harold Hanson (6-6-1910)

9-1 Ronald Harold Hanson (10-18-1932)

9-2 Kenneth Fred Hanson (3-24-194°)

8-3 Genevieve Adele Zendt ( 1-6-19 l4 ) 3-3-

1934 Robert A. Campbell (2-15-1908)

9-1 Robert Stuard Campbell (9-15- 1936)

9-2 Janene Mary Campbell (7-13-1938)

9-3 Kathleen Noe lie Campbell (12-27-1943) g-_ 7-5 Kgrbhryn Harnish Zendt (12-25-1873 — 2-15-1900)

7-6 George Harnish Zendt (7-14-1879) m* 9“4”1901

Marie Sidenius (5-23-1882) Treasurer and member of the board, Omaha Cold Storage Corporation, Chicago, Illinois

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L-7 Wary Ann Harnish (12-27-1843 — 5-25-1924) m. 3-6- 1879 Franklin J. McClain (I-I9-IOI4.I— -10-3-1907 ) Carpenter .

7-1 George Franklin McClain (3-5~l88l~ 11-2-195X) m. 7-5-1905 Mabel Packard (7-4-1G67--3-29-1949)

8-1 Helen Marie McClain (5-16-1906) m. l-l6- 1926 Marvin C. Reinhardt (9-28-I90I4.)

9-1 Dorothy Eileen Reinhardt (3-3-6-1927)

m. 10-26-19^6 Raymond 1'hitman (3“4“1923)

10-1 Marilyn Sue Whitman ( 8— 16 — I9U-8 )

9-2 Joanne Marie Reinhardt (9-25-1929) m* 10-1-1949 Howard Gibbs (11-18-1925)

10-1 Kenneth Howard Gibbs (5-15-1952)

6-8 Catharine Harnish (IO-6-I8I4.6--6-8-IQI4.O ) m. 11-15- 1866 Tobias Albright Kline (6-18-1842—12-22-1915) Farmer

7-1 Charley Kline (8-I7-I867— 6-14-1868 )

7-2 Mollie Kline ([[.-1-1869 — 11-1-194L) m. 8-8-189)4.

E. G. Denlinger (8-II-I869— 12-23-1954) Attorney

8-1 Harold A. Denlinger (2-7-1897) m. 9**25-1945 Emma Steiger (8-22-1905) Abstractor

7-3 Frederica Kline Ci-i-— 19 — 187 2 — 1—10—19^4-3 ) 11-11-

1891 Harvey Hov/ett (7-18-1869 — 1939) Salesman

8-1 Lester Valentine Howett (2-II4.-I893) m. 6-22- 1936 Elsie Coyle (10-1-1903)

8-2 Marvin Kline Hov/ett (9-30-1899 ) m* 1924 Hilda Manley (2-7-1900)

8-3 Catharine Hov/ett (4-29-1902) m. 1933 Thomas

Bingham (12-1-1903)

7-4 Walter Kline (9-20-1874— 7-21-1Q4D 2-6-1911

Mabel Moore (6-7-l884--4“6-1945)

8-1 Forrest Kline (10-16-1915) m. 6-21-1943 Louise Hussey (8-31-1923)

9-1 Kathleen Louise Kline (3-16-1949 )

8-2 Eleanor Kline (4-1-1918) m. 6-30-194o Gilbert Dohme (8-II-I9I0) Electrical engineer

9-1 Steven Henry Dohme (12-16-1Q45)

9-2 Cherly.-Lyn Dohme (8-10-1949)

8-3 Meryl Kline (3-13-1920) m, 5-11-1941 David Mosier (4-21-1913) Photographer 9-1 Philip Lee Mosier (10-29-1943)

9-2 Pamela Ann Mosier (2-15-1953)

7-5 Forrest Kline (7-3-1876—12-2-1894)

7-6 Webster Harnish Kline (5-19-1881— 11-18-1951) m. 4" 20- 19 12 Gertrude Brandenburg (4-25-1890)

8-1 William Burke Kline (2-17-1914) m. 1940 Joan Stokes (3-l4"19l8)

9-1 Billy Jean Kline (3-7-1942)

9 -2 John Ifebster Kline (9-14-1944)

8-2 Richard Bardv/ell Kline (8-20-I919) m*

Jeanne C. Dolhonde.

4-3 Martin Harnish, born January 17, 1777, married Elizabeth Rath von (July 17, 1781 — August 28, 1862) on October 2, l800.

On April 1, 1815, he purchased 81 acres of timberland from Ephraim Royer and his wife Magdalena in Lampeter Township. Except for portions of this which he sold in intervening years, he deeded this tract November 14, 1824, to his children Anna, wife of Chritian Greider, Jacob and wife Anna and David and wife Elizabeth. They in turn sold it in March 1825

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to Christian Frantz. W ore Martin npont tho ro3t of his life is unknown at present, but ho uiod on N'ovombor 3> 1858, -and. is buried in the New Danvillo Reformed Monnonito Churchyard, His wife wont to Ohio with thoir son Jacob and is buried at the Mennonite Church at Medway thero. Possibly Martin was in Ohio for a time too.

Children of Martin anl Elizabeth (Rathvon) Harnish:

5-1 Anna Harnish in, Christian tiro i dor

5-2 David Harnish m. Elizabeth -

5-3 Jacob damish (7-6-1818 — 9-25-1863) m, Anna -

ll-lt David Harnish. No data has boon uncovered concerning this man. He received his own share of his father's estate in 1831, but after that his wheroabout3 have not been detected.

k-5 Elizabeth Harnish, married Henry Herr on December it, 179^, at Trinity Lutheran Church .

1|.~6 Anna Harnish, married January 19, 1798, Christian Greider or Kreider (See page 1291, Biographical Annals of Lancaster

County.

^hildren of Christian and Anna Garnish Greider :

5-1 Elizabeth Kreider, m. John V.eaver

5-2 Jacob Kreider

5-3 John Kreider (b. l8oij_) Anna Houser 5-4 Nancy Kreider m. Benjamin Landis

5-5 Fannie Kreider, n. John dorr

It -7 Veronica Harnish, born July 15, 1783, died^ April 20, 1807. She is buried in the graveyard on the Lampeter"f arm, with a large stone inscribed in German. on her grave.

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3~2 Michael Harnish

Michael Harnish, 3econd son of Jacob IIarni3h (d. 1799) was likely born about I7I4-S • be married Barbara (Stohrcan ?) and died about December, IS06, when his will was probated.

He is believed to have farmed land on tho road between Cones¬ toga Center and New Danville in Conestoga Township, whore the Harnish graveyard is located. This was likely also the homestead of his father and grandfather. Ho was an overseer of the poor in 1790 and is listed in militia lists, but, as a Monnonite, ho likely never sorvod.

His will, written in June lS05, provided for tho care of his widow and permitted her to occupy the wooden part of his dwelling, with his son Jacob to care for her. His home plantation he bequeathed to his son Jacob and left farms to his sons Joseph, Abraham and Rudolph, with the balance to be shared by all his children, with his sons Jacob and Abraham the executors.

His wife made her will in I82I4. and died the next year. They are likely buried in tho Harnish graveyard on the farm mentioned .

Children of Michael and Barbara Harnish:

Il-1 Michael :: :.i\.

I4.— 2 Jacob Harnish. September 1, 1770 Ip— 3 Abraham Harnish, February 2 « 1784 4 -4 Barbara Harnish, February 2b. 17 bb 4 -5 Joseph Harnish, April 23, 1788 J4.-0 Rudolph Harnish

[|_-1 Michael Harr.ish, married Elizabeth Kendig of Strasburg.

He was a farmer near Rohrerstown in Wo 3 1 Hompfield Township. He had a strong inclination to civil affairs, although he was likely a Mennonite. He made his will in I8J4.9 . He seems to have been first married to Anna Greider, daughter of Michael Greider, for Michael Harnish was tho administrator of Anna Greider .Harnish in 1031*

Children of Michael Harnish:

5-1 Joseph Harnish., d. before iS49» had children.

5-2 John Harnish, unm. , lived in Willow Rld./e in southern Illinois with his maiden sisters Elizaboth and Mary 5-3 Michael Harnish, said to have gone tost.

5-4 Henry K. Harnish, -m., no ch., cattle dealer in Phi la. 5-5 Martin Harnish, said to have gone toot to Illinois,

— then to Georgia, with a 3on Honry in Illinois.

5-6 Jacob Harnish

5-7 David Harnish, April 12, lo23

5-8 Abraham Harnish, said to havo gone V^ost.

5-9 Barbara Harnish, m. Eshelman, u. before 1849.

5-10 Elizabeth Harnish, unm., lived in Illinois 5-11 Mary Harnish, unm., lived in Illinois

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5-6 Jacob Harnish, married October 21, l8i}.7 Frances Mellinger, who died January 9, 1898, aged 71 years, 10 months, and 2l\. days. He was a horse dealer in Lancaster and was mustered into service May 7, 1862. as a private in Captain Reitzel's company, G, 22 Henna Reserves Infantry, also designated the 31st Penna Volunteers. Transferred June 6, 18614. to regiment. Captured August 19, I86I4., near Petersburg, Virginia, sent October 9, I86I4., to Salisbury North Carolina, where he died January 6, 1865# of rheumatism.

6-1 Emma L. Long (3-I8-I8I4.5-- 3-H4--I925) m. 12-2I4.-I86I4.

George Bowman C 1— 18L|_1 ) ; 2, Henry Wenger.

6-2 Elizabeth Harnish (IO-3-I8I4.8--I4.-I2-I902) m. Preston Reeves of Omaha, Nebraska. She, buried Manheim, Pa.

6-3 David J. M. Harnish (8-12-1851—11-6-1925) m. Il-l6- I87I4- Elizabeth Weller (8-16-1856) Painter.

7-1 Frances Harnish (12-22-l874.--12-2l|_-l87l4-)

7-2 Amos R. Harnish ( I-4.-I876— d. ae 7yr., 2m., 23d.)

7-3 Henry M. Harnish (7-6-1877) m. 6-3O-I90I4. Esther Burkholder (7-18-1883) Lockmaker

8-1 Henry Harnish (3-20-1906)

8-2 Russel Harnish (5-12-1908)

8-3 Jennie Harnish (4-23-I9IO}

8-Ij. Ivlerle Harnish (6-6-1915)

8-5 Levarn Harnish (12-27-1917)

8-6 Warren narni sh (6-12-1920) — from the mother 7— Ip Mary Frances Harnish (10-25-1879) 2- 23-1897

Frank Swartz (9 -18-1375) Bricklayer 8-1 Anna Louise Swartz (8-2I1-I89G) m. 7-19“

1923 John Werkel (Il-2-1397) Watchmaker

9-1 Rosier V/erkel (5-6-I92I4.)

9-2 John Vierkel (9-I8-I925)

8-2 Frank Swartz (7-I-I9OO) m. 3-1922 Beulah Harman

9-1 Paul Swartz (5-16-1922)

9-2 Geraldine Swartz (3-29-I92I4.)

9-3 Deloris (3-19-1926)

8-3 David Swartz (11-20-1902) m. 10-22- I92I4.

Mary Espenshade (7-3-1905) Bank clerk.

8— Ip Charles Swartz (ip— 20— 19 0^ — Ip— lip— 19 06 )

8-5 Elizabeth Swartz (k-20-1905— Ip-lp-1906)

8-6 Richard Swartz (l-b-1907 — ip— lip— 1908 )

8-7 Emma C. Swartz (11-26-1908) Bank clerk.

--from the family.

7-5 Annie Elizabeth Harnish (6-2-1882) m. 9-2I4.-I903 George Dickel (3-22-1872); florist.

8-1 Mary Dickel (ip— 21 — 19 Oip ) m* 6-17 -1926 Robt.

Nelson (8-27-1903) Silkwe-aver 8-2 Anna Dickel (12-19-1905)

8-3 Frederick It. Dickel (II-6-I906— 10-7-1912)

8-4 Charles Dickel (still born 3-5-1913)

8-5 Janette (10-3-1918) — from the family

7-6 Agnes Ellen Harnish ( 8— 8— l8Qip) m. [4.-20-1905 John Thran; brake man.

8-1 John Thran (1906)

8-2 Elizabeth Thran (February. 1909 )

7-7 Alice Irene Harnish (II-2I4.-I886) m* Kensel Evans 7-8 Jennie Rosella Harnish (I4.-9-I889 — 2-27-1890)

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7-9 David. J. M. Harnish (12-23-1890) m. 3-6-1909 Ethel David (4-16-1889) . '

8-1 Edward Earl Harnish (10-25-1910)

I?1?? ^2:6-l?12) --from the father

m. 1-20-1911}.

7-10 Edv/ard Blaine Harnish (1-24-1893)

Edna Mimnal (I4.-30-I892)

8-1 Edna. May Harnish (10-15- 1914)

7 li h 2 faui,Blai"® Garnish (3-29-1920)— from Edna May 7-11 Merle Thane Harnish (8-25-1695) m. A -17-1017 Virginia Hail (10-5-1893) 4 V '

8-1 Joan Catharine (6-6-1919)

— from mother

8-2 Richard John Harnish (4-22-1923)

8-3 Gerald Paul Harnish (ll-2k -192k)

0-4 Robert Joseoh Harnish ( 1-25-1926) _ 1

7-12 Emma May Harnish (9-9-1897) m. 1-10-1917'

Cleon Fisher (5-19-1894) V

8-1 Kensel Sheridan Fisher (11-8-1917)

8-2 Alice Elizabeth Fisher (9-3-1922)

6-1). Amos Harnish (12-6-1853— 10-27-1926)ii?r9?2^i886 Harnish Margaret Ritter (II-9-1861) ^ *

7-1 flaPrr HC garnfsh (4-15-1888) m. ca. 1913; div.

7 ? f,:L^0h oarni1S? n2'12-1?^’ known as Jacob Smith 7-2 ; peb‘n‘5ynf?rnRSh (4-2i-i889-ii-4-i9i8) m.

^-“^-1910 Otto Eeyer

8-1 Margaret Beyer (3-9-1911)

8-2 Frederick 3eyer ( 2- 19 13 }

Q— -> A Tl- — J- ^

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J-3 Albert Beyer (5-10-1914)

0-4 May Beyer (12-2-1915)

7-3 Blanche Harnish ( 10- 21- 1894.) m. 3-l8l9lk Chas. Beyer (d. October 1918) ^

8-1 Mabel Beyer (3-30-1915)

8-2 Carl Beyer (4-25-1916)

8-3 Blanche Beyer (9-2-1917)

8-4 Myrtle Beyer (6-20-I919)

7-4 Roy McKinley Harnish (1-14-1900) m. 7-3-1926

6 k ah r — Mrs. Amos Harnish

6-5 Alice Harnish (i).-lk-l856) m. Thomas Fisher

7“ oe,V;fi t s^e:r (II-I876! m. V4n. Ostermeyer o-l jithel Ostermeyer , , 8-2 William Ostermeyer

6-6 Jane Mary (Jennie) Harnish (4-lk-l856) m. 12-23-l8?]i John E. White (d. IO-14-1925) J

7-1 Emrna. Rebecca White (4-25-1875) m. 11-2-1893 John L. Miller (8-19-1875)

8-1 Jennie Mary Killer (8-27-1894) m. 9-1912 Frank Fox; 2, Vfa. B. Quigley

9-1 Evelyn Adele Fox (5-11-1914)

8-2 David Henry Miller (3-5-1897 — 4-14-1912 )

0-3 Emma Florence Miller (I-2O-I899) m. 6-3O- 1916 George Valentine Broadbent (2-14-1899) 9-1 Dorothy Broadbent (6-1917) 77

9-2 Georgia Broadbent (I-27-I919)

9-3 Charles Edward Broadbent (7-1920)

9-4 Ifosley Broadbent (7-1922)

0-4 John L. Miller Jr. (2-23-1901) m. 4-7-1921 Ellen Witmer (8-II-1900) ^ f V 1

9-1 John L. Miller III (9-24-1922)

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8-6 Burnetta May Miller (10-27-100^ )

8-7 Samuel W. Miller (2-13-1008) ^

8-8 Charles Ellsworth Miller (11-3-1010)

8-9 Evelyn Catharine Miller (10-11-191°)

8-1 Mary Nauman, m* Charles Trimble 9-1 George Trimble

8-2 Samuel Bauman m. ^-2-1927 Martha Bitz 0-3 George Nauman (d.y.)

7-3 Martha Benjamin Vihite (10-18-1882--8-1O-1 88^

lE| sxf ~S

o 3 lhomas Jefferson TIShite (9-29-10191 8-5- Lillie Vh.it e (5-11-1017) J

8-5 Ruth Vhite 8-6 Benjamin Vhite (d.y.)

8-7 David Vhite

/ 8-8 Jane Vhite (d.y.) --Mrs* Jane Marv Vihite

7 W flSiil-iaC^?°-ia60) m- U-18-1888’

7-1 Gertrude May Harnish (5-16-1898)

7-2 William J. K. harnish (3-24-loQl

6-8 Harry H. Harnish (8-9-IS6I1)

5-7 (8-8-l8|9f 3h J-12_l825) m. i-1-1865 Amelia M. Miller

6-i Hillard Fillmore Harnish (£-k-l856) m. 8-2I1-1876 Mary Agnes Messner (12-7-1858)

7-1 Charles I.I. Harnish (I-I8-I877) m* 3-1001l Matilda Majeka ^

8-1 Marie Agnes Harnish (IO-29-I906) m. 10-1026 Frank Kratochvil '

8-2 Charles Messner Harnish (11-27-1911)

7-2 William Adams Harnish (I1-I8-I878 — 8-20-18781 7-3 Millard Chester Harnish (6-15.-1879) m. 10-k-lOOh Minnie L. Hersh U4.-22-I886) 4 1904

8-1 Agnes May Harnish (5-8-1905.) m. 2-12-1027 Ernest Stanziola (4.-26-1902) 7

9-1 Edith Pauline Stanziola (9-2- 1903)

8-2 Millard ChesterHarnish Jr. (1-1907)

8-3 Lillian Marie Harnish (2-16-1911)

8-4 Madeline Elizabeth Harnish (I-7-I912)

8-5 Robert Charles Harnish (2-9-1920)

7-4 Robert Garfield Harnish (12-4.-1880) m. 0-2-1QO8 Caroline May Weaver (8-1-1831 — 4.-19-1925) 7

8-1 Rodney ^ssner Harnish (3-25-1910)

— - - _jh (5-29*

8-5 Anna A. Harnish (8-1916 — d.y*)

7-5 Harry Ellsworth Harnish (3-11-1383 _ 8-1884)

/ _ TT — Millard Harnish family

6-2 Henry Clay Harnish «j.-22-l858~ d. as 28) m. Katie Styer

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4-2 Jacob flarnish, born September 1, 1779, married Catharine Eyman (September 29 1 1788 — August 2o, 1854) on September -29, 1807 at Trinity Church, Lancaster. He was a farmer on the home¬ stead farm in Conestoga township. He died December 22, l86l, and is buried in that farm.

Children of Jacob and Catharine (Eyman) Harnish:

5-1 Henry Harnish, November 7, 1 8o5

5-2 Barbara Harnish, February 26, 1810

5-3 Christian Harnish, October 28, 1811

5-4 John Garnish, April 13, 1813

5-5 Susan Harnish, February 23, l8l5

5-6 Nathaniel narnish, December 19, I8l6

5-7 Anna Harnish, February 13, 1819

5-8 Catharine Harnish, February 7, 1821

5-9 Magdalena (Martha) Harnish, September 12, 1823)

5-10 Jacob Harnish (9-12-1825)

5-11 Elizabeth Harnish (1-2-1829)

5-12 Fannie Harnish (7-7-1830)

5-1 Henry Harnish, born November 7, 1808, married September 25, 1827 Martha Brennenan. He died September 10, 1830, and she remarried, to Newcomer.

6-1 Catharine Harnish

6-2 John Harnish (5-lh.-l829--5-22-l908 ) m. Catharine Buckwalter (4“9-l°34“-5“6-1910) Mennonite minister.

7-1 Henry Harnish

7-2 John Xiarnisn 7-3 Isaac Harnish 7-4 Katie Harnish, Amos Shenk 7-5 Mattie Harnish, m. Jacob Stouffer 7-6 Susan Harnish, m. Abraham Thomas 7-7 Benjamin B. Harnish (12-16-1854 — 8-2-1894)

5-2 Barbara Harnish, born February 26, 1810, married Abraham Brenneman on May 8, 1827. She died March lij., I833

6-1 Christian Brenneman

5-3 Christian Harnish, .born October 28, 1811, married Barbara Kreider (May 18, l8l6 — April 2lp, 1885) . He died April 19, 1869* Farmer at By er land Church.

6-1 George K. Harnish (5-9-1843--1-31-1908) m.

Martha ^homas (11-25-1845 — 3-23-1912)

7-1 Henry Harnish

7-2 Jacob Harnish 7-3 George Harnish

6-2 Jacob K. Harnish (9-I2-I836 — 12-31-1912) m. Anna Good (2-4-1838-1-9-1913)

7-1 Amaziah Harnish (9-5-1863 — 5-12-1901)

6-3 Christian K. Harnish (3-l4-l§4l — 9-15-1916) m.

Mary Ann Hess (9-17-1839— 3-15-1925)

6-4 Amos K. Harnish (1845 — 1919) m. Elizabeth Charles (1853-1920)

7-1 Charles C. Harnish

7-2 Enos C. Harnish 7-3 Ida M. Harnish m. Martin Sander 7-4 Bertha E. Harnish m. Harry L. Hess 7-5 Amos W. Harnish (12-5-1893) m. 11-5-1925 Mary E. Neil (1-7-1895)

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£“4 /ohn Harnish, April 13, 1813, married ?, died Julyl3, 1838

6-1 Catharine Harnish

6-2 Fannie Harnish

Susan Harnish, born February 23, 1815, married Christian Miller (March 31, l800 — June 12, I89O)

6-1 Eliza H. Miller (8-5-1839 — d. ae 22)

6-2 Martha H. Miller (II-29-I8M1 --II-I1-1929 )

6-3 Caroline H. Miller (1-12-1347 — d. ae 27)

6-4. Mary H. Miller (9-20-181x9 — 0-6-1929)

6-p Susan Harnish Miller (10-5-1851) m. Jonas Shertzer

7-1 Landis M# Shertzer (12-23-1882) m. Martha Rohrer 8: Melvin, Rohrer, Irenen, Ruth, Paul, Lois, Elsie

7-2 Jonas M. Shertzer (2-17-1886) m. Minnie Bender 8: Lloyd, Rhoda

7-3 Ira M. Shertzer (3-23-1888) m. Elsie Dombach 8: Elizabeth, Samuel, Mabel Edgar

7-4 Mabel M. Shertzer (9-26-1890)

7-5 Ada Shertzer (d.y.)

5-6 Nathani elHarni sh, born December 19, l8l6, married February 26, I839 Annie Hoover (d. February 1900). He died October 28, 1895)

6-1 Henry garnish (7-l6-l840— 6-19-1906) m. Sarah Harnish

6-2 Jonas Harnish (4.-1-184.2—8-25-1920) m. 12-4.-1866 Anna Buckwalter (6-I6-I84.I--9-29-1905) Farmer.

7-1 Aaron Harnish (7-18-1868) m. I-5-I898 Annie Weaver ( 11-29-1373 ) Farmer.

7-2 John Harnish (10-15-1870—5-16-1871 )

7-3 Henry garnish (9-7-1872—3-25-1875)

7-4- Elmer Garnish (II-I0-I874 — 3-14.-1876)

7-5 Mary Harnish (3-28-1877 — 12-21-1877)

7-6 Frances Harnish (11-22-1879 — 1-26-1922)

7-7 Anna Harnish (5-30-1881) --Anna Harnish 6-3 Jacob Harnish (1-24-1844) m. 11-22-1870 Elizabeth ' Miller (8-O-1844--12-24-1902) Farmer.

7-1 Enos M. Harnish (1-26-1873) m. 11-25-1897 Katie Herr (4-— 5— 1872 ) Farmer.

8-1 Edna Harnish (8-23-1899) m. ll-lk-1922 Clayton Huber (4-— 12— IQ98 )

8-2 Mary Harnish (4.-19-1902) m. II-9-I924. Frank Herr (1902)

9-1 Grace Herr (2-18-1Q26 )

8-3 Anna Harnish (6-2-1904-) m. 9-24-- 19 25 Jacob L^apnis^ (6-20-1903)

8-4- Jacob Harnish (5-27-1906)

8-5 Catharine Harnish (3-20-1912)

7-2 Annie Harnish (12-19-1877 ) m. 11-25-1902 Henry Herr (5-4.-1874)

7-3 Emma Harnish (3-2-1879)

7- 4 Lizzie M. Harnish (Il-l6-l88l — 3-2-1927) m.

1-7-1904 Amos Becker

8-1 David Becker (10-1910)

8-2 Mary H. Becker (10-1915)

8-3 Daniel H. Becker (6-1917)

8- 4 John II. Becker (8-24-1925 — 8-26-1925)

8- 5 Fannie Harnish (8-17-1884}

8-6 Ada Harnish (9-23-1336—12-7-1922) m. Aaron Brubaker

9- 1 Anna Alta Brubaker (7-3-1913— d. ae 10 wks)

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6-2*. Fannie Harnfsh

6-5 Catharine Harnish

6-6 Annie Harnish

6-7 Andrew Harnish (2-17-1851)

6-8 Mattie Harnish

5-7 Anna Harnish, born February 13, 1819, married Christian Huber (February 2, 1807— February 15, 1887). She died on March 1, 1905.

6: Elizabeth, Martha, Catharine, Henry (1-5-181^) ,

Fannie, Mary Ann, Annie, Jacob, Aaron, Christian,

David

5-6 Catharine Harnish, bom February 7, 1821, married February 10, I6I4.3, Andrew H. Shank (November 4> I8l8--d. ae 88,

11m, 3d), son of Rev. John and Susan Harnish Shank; she a daughter of "Deaf" David Harnish (Rev. Francia adds In. those days there were three David Harnishes: "Rich David, "Deaf David," and "Devil David.") Catharine died February 10, I89O .

6-1 Mary Ann Shank (12-30-1845--11-15-1855)

6-2 Jonas Syerman Shank (1-30-1858) m. 10-25-1881 Catharine R. Landis (l-3-l86l)

7-1 Emma L. Shank (3-3-1883) m. 11-29-1905 David W. Shenk (10-24-1879)

8-1 Anna Catharine Shenk (I-I9-I9IO)

8-2 Jonas Clyde Shenk (11-25-19 11)

8-3 Ruth Emma Shenk (5-22-1023;

Henry Landis Shank (12-15-1384) m. 2-11-1915 Annie Warfel (7-25-1886)

8-1 John Harold Shank (2-28-19 17 — 3-I4.-I917)

8-2 Ann Elizabeth Shank (4-19-1918)

8-3 David Landis Shank (2-6-1922)

Andrew Hi Ike Shank (7-3-1886—4-8-1892)

Walter L. Shank (6-20-1893) m. 12-4-1917 Susanna H. Linde man (12-6-1892)

8-1 Jacob Merle (5-21-1922— d.y. )

8-2 Warren L. Shank (2-10-1924)

. 8-3 Marian Louise (I-II-1927)

5-9 Magdalena (Martha) Harnish, born September 12, 1823, married as his second wife Amos Miller.

6-1 Harry H. Miller

5-10 Jacob Harnish, horn September 12, 1825, married Barbara Buc kwa Iter (10-18-1831—1^-6-1868) on November 4, 1850 .

•He married 2, Fannie Harnish (2-4-1&27— 4-8-1896) , dau. of David Harnish of Rohrerstown. Ch. by first wife . He died April 15, 1904

6-1 Elizabeth B. Harnish (6-10-1853 — 3-30-1904) m. 11-27- 1873 George K. Herr (5-27-1847 — 9-15-1907)

7-! Jacob H. Herr (>14-1875) m. 1-25-1900 Barbara Huber (8-8-1878)

8-1 J. Landis Herr (12-25-1901)

8-2 George K. Herr (6-4-1902)

8-3 Elizabeth H. Herr (H-9-I904)

8-4 Abrham H. Herr (4-4“ 190 6 — 1-5-1909)

8-5 John H. Herr (8-31-1907) •

8-6 Aaron H. Herr (3-15-1909)

8-7 Henry H. Herr (11-15-1912)

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7-2 zii- £v-dio]-ia7Q) »• ii-i2-i9°3 *•

8-1 Anna H. Thomas (8-IQ-190I4. )

8-2 Elizabeth H. Thomas (9-9-1906)

8-3 Chester H. Thomas (6-5-190o)

8-4 Edna H. Thomas (12-22-1910)

8-3 Mary H. Thomas (6-9-1915)

7-3 Aaron H. Harr (6-23-1880) m. II-1I1-1905 Mary u. Heller (6-26-1883) ^ 7 7

8-1 John Heller (12-23-1906)

7-4 Anna Herr (I-I0-I883)

^cfsoXs (96!21-^7^1888) m‘ Aaron

7-6 Barbara Herr (4-10-1890)

Haw m- 12-5-l878 Elizabeth

H?B?r (8-15-1857 ) Parmer; Mennonite minister 7-1 Barbara Harnish (1-23-1880) m. 1-7-1903 Clarence Barr (1-23-1880— 10-18-1918) o-l Robert H. Barr (12-17-1908)

8-2 Ruth E . Barr (6-11-lQll)

6-3 Shenk m' u-22-l883 Annie Herr

Shenk (6-22-l863) Parmer on homestead farm.

7-1 Elizabeth Harnish (2-7-1885) m. 1-12-1910 Enos L. Heller (9-26-1886) 7

7-2 Franklin Shenk Harnish (5-27-1888 — 10-loko ) n *^ary -usselman (2-23-1891) '

8-1 Robert M. Harnish (9-27-I91M 0-2 Jacob M. Harnish (12-18-1919)

7-3 Olive Anna Harnish (9-4-1892) m. II-I7-1914 John Lloyd Shaeffer (3 -24-1889) ^

8-1 John Jacob Shaeffer TlO-9-1916)

, 1 „ 8“2 Reid Harnish Shaeffer (12-20-1Q20)

8-4 Barbara Harnish (6-21-1868— I-29-I869)

Hessras^hi^se^onl . Janua^ 2> l829, married John 5-12 Fannie Harnish, born July 7,1830, died December 12, 1876

Abraham Harnish. bom February 2, 17814., married Elizabeth jjuber (AuSust 9, 1793— July I4., 1866) on April 19, 1809 at h Trinity Lutheran Cnuroh. He was a farmer, Kfest Willow’ in Pequea Township, where he built a stone house for his son

and 13 ^ ^

Children of Abraham and Elizabeth (Huber) Harnish:

5-1 Levi Harnisn ” — — — - - -

5-2 Rudolph Harnish, June 30, 1812— March 1, 1883, unm.

5-3 John Harnish, August 23, l8l*- J unm*

5-4 Ann Harnish, d.y. " *

5-5 Elizabeth Harnish, d. ae 25

5-6 Emanuel Harnish, September 17, 1821

5-7 Abraham Harnish, May 28, 1823

5-8 Michael Harnish, June, 1829— November 24 188?

|“9 Catharine Harnish, April 4, 1832— April l6, 1859^^.

5-10 Mary Harnish, May 25, 1830 — January 6, 1875, unm.

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5-3 John Harnish, Born August 23, 1815, married Maria Herr, on Seotember 5, IQ29 (April 25, l8l9--December 15, 1893)

6-1 Amos Harnish (9~9“ l61x0--8-17-l8lll )

6-2 Mary Harnish (4-28-1844 — 8-18-1851)

6—3 John Harnish (3-26-l84o — 2-8-1850)

6-4 Jacob Harnish

6-5 David P. Harnish (5-20-1850) ra. I879 Hate Herman (1855)

7-1 Celia B. Harnish (12-17-1879) m. 6-1907 Tobias Dunkin (1885)

7-2 John Harnish (10-1882)

6-6 Elizabeth Harnish (3“4“l848— 8-20-1913 ) m. Abraham B. Harnish)

6-7 Martin S. Harnish (2-19-1853— 8-I-I872)

6-8 Emma Ii. Harnish (8-31-1855- ) m. 12-27-1894

Jacob B. V.hissler (D. 8-25-18Q8) 2, 1902 Harry Eshbach

6-9 Annie Salena Harnish (12-24- lo57--2-7-l870)

5-6 Emanuel Harnish, born September 17, 1821, married Barbara Good (March 7, 1823 — December 1, 1893) He died June 27,

1877 .

6-1 Abraham B. Harnish (10-16-1845 — 9-17-1906) m. 11-18- 1869 Elizabeth H. Harnish (3-4-1848 — 8-20-1913)

7-1 Ella V. Harnish (4-13-1872) m. 4~19-l894 Beni.

E. Lefever (5-1-1870— 8-I918]

8-1 Clayton W. Lefever (8-16-1894) m. Elsie Long

8-2 Cora-K. Lefever (11-24-1897J m. 5-30-1916 Charles H. Dinkle

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8-3 Emma H. Lefever (3-8-I899) m. Paul Sill

9-1 Robert B. Sill 8-4 Orval B. Lefever (2-25-1901)

8-5 Elizabeth H. Lefever (12-22-1902)

8-6 Harry C. Lefever (10-11-1904)

8-7 Earl V. Lefever 8-8 David H. Lefever 8~9Ella V. Lefever (82-1913)

7-2 Cora Catharine Harnish (4-21-1876)

7-3 Anna Elizabeth Harnish (2-23-1889)

6-2 Christian G. Harnish (4-8-1847—9-23-1925) unm.

6-3 Elizabeth G. Harnish (7-22-1849— 8-6- 1851)

6-4 Mary Harnish (7-22-1851—5-10-1918) unm.

6-5 Emanuel Harnish (5-3-1853--8-29-1921) unm.

6-6 Barbara Harnish (7-21-1855) m. ca. 1883 Henry Herr

7-1 John Herr m. Ada Shaub

8-1 Elvin Herr

7-2 Anna Herr, m. John Neff

8-1 Robert Neff

8-2 Violet Neff

7-3 Bessie Herr

7-4 Cora Herr, m. Paul ^usselman

8-1 Dorothy Musselman

8-2 Glenn Musselman

8-3 Dau.

7-5 Mayy Herr m. Frank Rohrer

8-1 Henry Rohrer 8-2 Edwin Rohrer 7-6 Victor Herr

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6-7 Henry Harnish (7-16-1858— I-I+-1907) unm.

6-8 Catharine Harnish (9-I8-I860) m. 12-13-1882 Martin Kendig (9-26-1853)

7-1 Christian H. Kendig (10-7-1881+) m. 11-10-1911+ Anna Leman

8-1 John L. Kendig (IO-3-1917)

8-2 James Paul Kendig (2-21-1Q26)

8-3 Christian Kendig (II-27-I92I1)

8-4. Anna Louise Kendig (I-2-1920)

7-2 Minnie H. Kendig (3-26-1887 )

7-3 Carrie H. Kendig (3-I8-I889)

7-1+ Ella H. Kendig (I+-9-I895)

7-5 Catharine H. Kendig (9-18-1897)

7-6 Alice H. Kendig (9-17-1899)

6-9 Jonas Harnish (11-8-1862) unm,

6-10 Leah Harnish (2-20-1867 — I-9-I88I) unm.

6-11 Annie Harnish (3-23-1869 — H-23-1925) unm.

5— 7 Abraham Harnish, vborn May 28, 1823, married October 28,

1852 Barbara Good (February 5, 1827 _ )

6-1 Martin G. Harnish (11-1-1853) m. II-I878 Mary Kendig (8-9-1851+) Farrar 7

7-1 Barbara K. Harnish (Il-l6-l880)

/— 2 Elizabeth K. Harnish (9-9-1682) m. Koa}i Bowers

7-2 George K. Harnish (1+-21-1887) m. 12-2-1910 Emma Keener Farmer

8-1 Mabel Harnish (2-2-1911)

8t Amos, Hoy, nary, John Robert, Dorothy Mary K. Harnish (1-21-1890)

Sabina K. Harnish (10-21-1892) m. I+-I92I+ Daniel Stoner Farmer.

8-1 Ruth Stoner (5-15-1926)

7-5 Martin K. Harnish m. ca. 1918 Mabel Layton 8-1 George Harnish (II-I919)

8-2 Martin Harnish Jr. (1922)

6-2 John Harnish (8-ll±-l856— I-I8-I923 )

6-3 Benjamin Harnish (7-12-1858)

6-1+ Abraham Harnish (7-25-1860) m. Martha Hess

7-1 Barbara Harnish

7-2 Edna Harnish m. Harry MvMichael

8-1 Miriam Me Michael (II-1925)

6-5 Samuel G. Harnish (1-21-1863) m. 2-16-1889 Clara

R. Harnish (5-1-1863— 1+-1900) 5 2, 3-11-1920 M. Annie Harnish (9-17-1869) Ch. by 1st wife

7-1 Clayton C. Harnish (7-I9-I890) m. 1-29-1920 Elizabeth Thomas (8-6-1897)

8-1 Isaac Paul Harnish (3-16-1921)

8-2 Elvin Thomas Harnish (8-3-1925)

7-2 Victor M. Harnish (7-I9-I890) m. 12-2-1915 Cora Good (2-27-1891)

7-3 Samuel D. Harnish (I-I-189I+) m. 6-21-19 17 Jennie Dornback (9-7-1895)

8-1 Samuel Laban Harnish (II-3O-I9IQ)

8-2 Adam Laverne Harnish (6-12-1922)

7-1+ Edna V. Harnish (IO-II-I895) m. 1-10-1918 Evan McKinney (1-15- 1896}

8-1 Pauline E. McKinney (1-21+-1920)

8-2 W. Park McKinney (1+-18-1922)

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6-6 Mary Ann Harnish (3-I1-I865)

6-7 Jacob G. Harnish (12-19-1866) m. 12-10-18Q1 Emma C. Shenk (8-12-1867)

7-1 Abraham S. Harnish (10-3-18Q2 — 10-5-1892)

7-2 Anna May Harnish (5-17-1894) m. 2-10-1916 Martin B. Thomas (3-2-1890)

8-1 Esther Thomas (1924)

8-2 Rhoda Thomas (10-19 25)

Isaac Roy Harnish (2-2I4.-I896 — 1|_-8-1922)

Jacob S. Harnish (12-25-1898 — I-25-I899)

Mary Edith Harnish (8-27-1900 — II-I9-I90O)

Ada S. Harnish (2-1-1902) m. 4-12-1923 Charles Keith (6-4-1903)

8-1 Verna May Keith ( 6-1 -1 Q?l\ )

7-7 John S. Harnish (5-6-1905)

7-8 Amos S. Harnish (3-15-1908)

6-8 Barbara Harnish (7-28-1868) m. Frank Rohrer

7-1 Minnie Rohrer m. Clair lVitmer 8: Miriam, Paul, Raymond 7*2 Jacob Rohrer m. Anna Groff 7-3 Willis Rohrer m. Mabel Landis 7-4 Mary Rohrer 7-5 Raymond Rohrer

7-6 Florence Rohrer m. Clyde Eshelman 7-7 Frank Rohrer 7-8 Barbara Rohrer

{^4. Barbara Harnish, born February 26, 1786, married March 26,

1805 Bamuel ^ever TMay 15, 1780— April 21, 1851). She died on August 16, 1844*

4-5 Joseph Harnish, born April 23, 1788, married Prudence Good on April 14., 1812 . Following his death on April 26, 1821, she married Samuel Alexander. He is buried at the Marticville Methodist Church.

Children of Joseph and Prudence (Good) Harnish:

5-1 Jonas Harnish, February 3, 1813

5-2 Samuel Harnish, November 12, l8l6

5-3 Michael Harnish, married — Benedict, moved to Green¬ ville, Ohio.

5-4 Barbara Harnish, married — Silverthorn, moved to Cumberland County, Pa.

5-5 John Harnish, d.y., likely buried at Marticville Methodist Church .

5-1 Jonas Harnish, born February 3> 1813, married February 3, 1840 Susan Harnish (December 23, 1820 — September 22, 1903), only daughter of David Harnish Jr. He d. 1898.

6-1 Joseph Harnish ( 1-24-1841-- ) m. 12-17-1867 Susan ^yer (1-16-1843—3-23-1927), dau. of Rudolph, son of Samuel and Barbara Harnish Meyer.

7-1 Jonas Harnish (10-15-1868) m.. 1895 Mary Hoover 8-1 Lloyd Harnish (I-I898) m. Elizabeth Greider

9-1 Hoover Harnish

9-2 Mary Elizabeth Harnish 7-2 Anna Harnish (p-4-1871) m. Daniel Forry 8-1 Verna Forry m. Oliver Hess 9^ Oliver, Richard

8-2 Chester Forry

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7-3 Susan Harnish (4-27-1873) m. Ames B. Charles u—1 Myrtle Char les m0 Clayton Newcomer 9; Hilda* Robert

7-4 Amoiia Harnish (2-15-1076) m. Christian Kendig 7-5 Rudolph Mo Harnish (3-15-1878— 10-2-1878-)

7-6 Mary Harnish (8-24-1879-10-1923) m. Amos Huber Elizabeth Harnish (8— 14.— l8Ql — 27— I89I1.)

Samuel M. Harnish (9-3-1885) m. Anna Good o: Preston, Grace, Ruth

Abram M Harnish (12-3-1888) m. Bessie Charles o-j_ Edith Harnish

Barbara Harnish (I-I9-I855— 2-II-1932)

Samuel Henry Harnish (1.1-21-1858— k-23- i860 )

Jonas Go Harnish (k°25-l862--3-9~lfci65

Harnish, born November 12, 1816, married Delilah (December 16, I8l8— December 9, 1876). He died b? 1093 o He was a farmer near Colemanville, in

Lancaster County.

6-1 Mary Harnish (5-11-1840— l-13-l8kk) b-2 Prudence Harnish (9-l4-l8kl~ 8-2S-I880)

6-3 Milton W. Harnish (9-17-l8k6— 7-20-1876)

6-4 Joseph S. Harnish (10-22- l8k9— 11-18-1900)

1875 Mary Bostick (2-29-1856). Parmer.

7-1 Nora Westley Harnish (11-15-1876) m. I-I3-I903

diver Good (II— 6— 18/,6) Parmer.

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9~1 Claire G. Sellers (2-12-1920) Lois Elizabeth Good (12-6-I90I1) Howard Warfel (7-8-1900)

9-1 Marion G. Warfel ( 1-19-1Q21 )

9“2 Helen Doris Warfel (IO-1I4.-I923) Mary Marguerite Good (7-5-1906) Martin Harnish Good (8-8-1908)

Alva Merle Good (2-15-1910)

Helen Beatrice Good (4-13-1913)

John Burnell Good (IO-I-I916)

Nora West ley Good (4-10-1918)

Hazel Marie Good (H-13-1922)

Paul Donald Good (7-29-1926)

6-10-1922

10-29-1921

7-4

7-5

Infant son (10-26-1877)

Samuel Shenk Harnish (9-27-I878) m. 1-1-1902 Edith Rankin (12-17-1878) V

8-1 Infant daughter (5-16-1903)

8-2 Daniel Paul Harnish (lO-ll-igok)

8-3 Re ah Harnish (10-8-1905)

Ida Prudence Harnish (7-3-1380)

Olive May Harnish (12-10-1881) m, Q-29-lQOk Samuel P, Herr (1-21-1877) 7 ^

8-1 Marvin Harnish Herr (12-31-1908)

8-2 Samuel ^yers Herr (6-18-1912)

8-3 Olive May Herr (9..9..1918)

8-4 Joseph Kenneth Herr (9-II-I920)

8-5 Lola Arietta Herr (10-24-1923)

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6-30-1916

7-5 Sue Leah Harnish (r> o

Earl W. Pries

6-1 Frieda Fries hi

8-2 i*0 H. Pri- M-1917)

7-6 Josepn Clinker 1920)

7-7 Jessie Clay'^Harnish* (V, (10-6-1304— 10 - 10- 188^ ) 7-8 May Virginia ( &’} J-KM6-lo-a8-lM9 )4

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7-10 Marion Lois Harnish '^9°

Walter

Marion Lois Harnish

A. Garrett C9-28-189^)'10'1S9it') m*

8-2 Robert Harni-h 0arrOtt (12-22-19l8)

8-1 Mary Alioe^r°a"^h (I-23-I92I )

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3-3 Jacob Harnish

Jacob Harnish. third son of Jacob Harnish (d. 1799), was born in 1730, according to his tombstone in the River Corner ‘-fcnnonite Cemetery. He married, first, Esther Bilrk- holder, daughter of John Burkholder; and second, Susannah

- . Hi 3 first wife was born October 22, 1759 and died

December 6, 1786, agod 27 years, 1 month and two weeks.

His second wife was born November 13, 1767, and died January ^1* I8I4.I0 They are buried with him at River Corner.

He farmed on of the farms his father had held in Conestoga -township, likely west of Conestoga Center, near the Susquehanna River. Tradition tells that his first wife was buried on the farm and later removed to the River Corner Church.

Like his brothers John and Michael, his name occurs on the militia lists during the Revolution, but also like them he was a Mennonite and probably never served.

He had children by both wives and died, at the age °q ?n ^overrl8er Hj 181j.2. His will, made August 2o, I832, listed his children and in several cases grand¬ children, the offspring of children he had survived. He left extensive property.

Children of Jacob Harnish and Esther Burkholder :

LL-1 David Hqrr.ish, .Tnn'° T7 1 w d 1 " - —

0.-2 nancy harnisn, January 1, 1703 4“ 3 Praena Harnish

Children of Jacob Harnish and Susannah -

4”4 Elizabeth Harnish ”

4-3 Susannah Harnish

4-6 Esther Harnish

4~7 Jacob Harnish, May, 1795

4-8 M (Martin or Michael) Harnish, August 15, 1798 4“ 9 John Harnish, August 15, 1798 4-10 Magdalena Harnish 4-11 Rachel Harnish, April 17, 1805

4-1 David Harnish. born June 1. 1781, married Elizabeth Snavely (March 19, 1786--July 4, 1878) on March 20, 1804. She is supposed to have gone barefoot to the last summer* of her life and climbed a cherry tree at the age of 90 years. They were Reformed Mennonite, are buried at the New Danville Reformed Mennonite Church. He died April 17

Children of David Harnish and Elizabeth Snavely: 5-1 David Harnish ' ' —

5-2 Abraham Harnish

5-3 Martin S. Harnish, July 23, I808

5-4 Michael Harnish

5-5 John Harnish, August 23. I815

5-6 Fannie Harnish, m. ’arch 15, 1838 Abner Rohrer 5-7 Jacob Harnish, ay lo, 1821 9

5-8 Eli Harnish, August 31, 1829

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5-3 Martin S. Harnish, bom Jui/ 23, 180O, died April 1,

1004. lie married Fannie Harrilnh (February 9, 1802- Fob ruary 1387 ) on December i; , 1827. She was a

daughter of his grandfather'.-, brother David.

6-1 Annie Harnish m. John lire nne man

7-1 Aaron Brenneman

8-1 Annie Brenneman

7-2 John Brenneman 7-3 Amanda Brenneman

6-2 Elizabeth Harnish (7-II-IG30 — 4-12-1913)

6-3 Martin Harnish m. Rachel Lefover

7-1 Martin Harnish

7-2 Benjamin Harnish

6-4 David Harnish (1-9-1841--10-6-1927 ) m. Barbara A— (6-12-1858—1-29-1912)

7-1 Cora Harnish

7-2 N0ah Harnish (10-8-1882--7-17-1953)

7-3 Mark David Harnish

5-4 Michael Harnish, married Anna Shenko He raised especial¬ ly fine cattle which in the eye 3 of the New Mennonites is . said to have been regarded as a matter of pride, on which account he was set back in the church, making it unlawful for his wife to eat with him; he lost heavily on the account of financial status of a partner; later in life he had a tobacco warehouse at We st Willow

6-1 Henry H. Harnish (3-12—1845) m. Mary Chestnut Level, Pennsylvania

7-1 Emanuel (12-25-18 73)

7-2 Annie Harnish, m. Enos Herr

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o • rnma and. ^mos uan

7-3 Naomi Harnish (6-7-I876--5-6-I931) m. 12-15- I896 Samuel Chester Groff (12-1Q-1875)

8-1 Maurice Harnish Groff (ll-lb-1900 — 2-14-1902) 8-2 Nila May Groff (5-6-1906) m. 3 -9- 19 35 John J. Long (4-29-1902)

9-1 John Chester Long (9— 20— 1936 )

9-2 Helen June Long (6-25-1940)

8-3 Erma Bell Groff (4-20-1912) m. 8-26-1930 WLtmer Cameron (div. 1949)

9: Marjorie Louise, Teresa Lynn

8-4 Alma Catherine Groff (12-28-1915) m. 1,

Arthur Wiggins; 2, Martin Bowman 92 Robert Wiggins

8-5 Vera Harnish Groff (4-12-19 19) m. 6-24-1939 David Henry

9: Beverly, Donna, Karen, Kay, Pamela

--see Tanger History 7“4Bille Harnish, m. Buzzle 7 “5 Emma Harnish 7-6 John H. Harnish 6-2 Adaline Harnish m. Daniel Herr 7-1 Fannie Herr, m. Isaac Neff 7-2 Annie Herr, m8 William Root 7-3 Elizabeth Herr, m. Abraham Binkley 7 -4 Emma.. Herr, m, -- Newcomer 6-3 Elvina Harni sh , m, Christian Charles

5-5

5-7

6-Jj. John S* Harnish (10-6-1856) m. 1877 Susan Heiland

7-1 Annio *'iary Harnish (3-17-1878) m. 8-3-I926 George Duck (8-26-1861^)

7-2 Ida Catharine (l(.-l879““G • ae 2)

7-3 Bonjamin Franklin Harnish (d.y.)

7-4. B1 la B. Harnish (2-28-1886) m. Isaac Webster 7-5 John Harnish (6-17-1388) m.l, Myrtle Long;

2, Josephlno Jackson 7-6 Daniol b. Harnish (d.y.)

7-7 Minnie Harnish (d.y.)

7-8 Raymond Harnish (d.y.)

0-5 Lavinia Harnish, m. Maris Henry 7-1 Maos Henry

7-2 Elizabeth Henry, m. Herr 7-3 Ella Henry 6-6 Amos Harnish (d.y.)

6-7 Frank Harnish, m. Fannie Tschudy 7-1 Henry Harnish 7-2 Isaac Harnish 7-3 Bart Harnish 7 -4 Maude Harnish 6—8 Annio Harnish

6-9 Elizabeth Harnish, m. David Stover, Stoner)

John Harnish, August 23, l3l£--June 13, 1887 .

Jacob Harnish, born May 16, 1821, died July 8, 1916.

He married 1, Elizabeth Baer (October 5 > 1823--September 12,^1892), to viiom all his children were born; 2,

April 1, I89I4. Ada line S. Wagner (January k, 1859 — November 2, 19kl). Farmer until i860, when he entered tiio dry in Lancaster. He was known as

Jacob the I.nrchant in the days when an epithet was necessary to distinguish the various Jacob Harnishes.

He was a founder of the New Mennonite Church at New Danville.

6-1 Susan 3. Harnish (II-2O-I8I1.2--9-15-1911) m# 1 Martin Warfel ^arnish, son of Michael G. Harnish (see his record under David Harnish, Susan’s great¬ grandfather's brother, for their children); 2 John Bachman (8-6-181*. 1— 7-27-1909 ) , who had pre¬ viously been married to her sister Mary Harnish

7-1 Le Inbaoh (7°-&^Il6'l875) 10^l899 “aude

8-1 Esther Ann Bachman (7-12-1901)

7**^ o * t ^ac^lraan (H-27-I876) m. Bess McQuillan 0-1 Susan Jane Bachman (9-5-1908)

8-2 Elizabeth Rea Bachman ( ll-lk-19 10 )

7-3 Leroy Bachman (6-7-1878) m. k-17-1900 Ella Rohrer

8-1 Miriam Bachman (5-22-1903) m. ll-l-lQ2k Robert *“yers. ' a

8-2 Lercy Bachman

8-3 J. Richard Bachman (8-12-1909)

8-4 Mary Bernice Bachman (9-21-1Q11)

7-4 Arthur Eachman (6-27-1880) m. 10-5-1Q18 6-2 Mary Bachman ( 12-23-l8k5--l-13-i fi7p ) m i.h' 7-1 John Eachr.an (2-l3-l867--i26ll867 )

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7-2 Jacob Eaciiman (2-I3-1Q67)

I ? «iiz?botli Ay Ba?Jmian (1-15-1865— 4-1-1868)

7-4 Ada Ann dacn-nan (6-13-1869— 9-28-1878)

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6-3 Elisabeth Harnish, m« Michael Harnish, see p. 13.

6-4 A son, died young

-8 Eli Harnish, born August 31? 1829, died December 11,

1889. Ho married 1, Eliza Eshelman, August 14, 1851;

2, Catharine Rinier (3-14-I846--3-I-1903) . He was a farmer at V/abank, near New Danville, Lancaster County.

6-1 David Harnish, in °hio

6-2 Sarah Harnish, ma Elias ^ertzler 7: Annie Elmer

6-3 Daniel S. Harnish (4-11-1867) m. 5-2- 189k Louisa H. Grim (I-28-I869)

7-1 George V/ashington Harnish C6-I4.-I895 — 11-17-1895)

7-2 Reno Leon Harnish (12-15-1896) m. 1-28-1920 Phylena Pennypacker Shenk (I-I9-I898)

8-1 Paul Robert Harnish (Ip— lip— X9 21 )

8-2 Reno Leon Harnish (1-27-1925)

8-3 Lois Anita Harnish (12-1-1926)

6-4 Elam H. Harnish (3-II-I869) m. Irene —

6-5 Elizabeth A. Harnish (7-19-1871) m. 3-3-1889 Benjamin Franklin Brenner ( 11-25-1861)

7-1 Earl R. Brenner (5-10-1892) m. 4“l4“1919 Margaret Zecker

7-2 Alma C. Brenner (3-19-1894) m. IO-I918 Roy Evans o-o Abraham L. Harnish (5-13-1873— ae • 38) m. 1893 Ella Rettew (12-5-1872)

7-1 Margaret Harnish (12-27-1894) m. 4-12-1922 ^arold R. VSLtv/er (I-I895)

8-1 Robert Harnish Vd.twer ( 6— 1— 1923 )

7-2 Ruth Harnish (dc 9-20-1898 ae 1 y, 7d)

6-7 Fannie E. Harnish (4-I3-I876--I-3I-I926) m. 9-I904 william ureiner

6-8 Eli E. Harnish (2-20-1878 )m. 8-I-I896 Anna Boos

(II-25-I878)

7-1 Luther Harnish (3-15-1898) m. 4“30-1919 Hazel Martin (3-I899)

8-1 Anna Marie Harnish (12-23-1920)

8-2 Luther Harnish (8-1922)

7-2 Lloyd B. Harnish (3-5-1899 — 1-25-1900 )

7-3 A. Marie Harnish (10-5-1901) m. 10-5-1921 Robert Eisch

8-1 Marie Josephine Eisch (5-13-1924)

7-4 El wood Harnish (9-22-1903)

7-5 Eli E. Harnish (4-21-1905)

6-9 Garfield A. Harnish (7-16-1880 — 9-1904)

6-10 Earl Harnish (10-30-1888) m. 3-27-I907 Lavinia Campbell (9-20-1887)

7-1 Grace Catharine Harnish (9-23-1907)

7-2 Paul Melvin Harnish (3-2I-I909 — 8-12-1924) 7-3 John Earl Harnish (4-16-1910)

7-4 Margaret H. Harnish ( I-15-I912)

7-5 Irene Esther Harnish ( 12-30- 1913)

7-6 James Garfield Harnish (9-8-1915)

7-7 Emma Frances Harnish (ll-H-1916)

7-8 Viola Pauline Harnish (7-4-1918)

7-9 Elsie Gladys Harnish (9-9-1919)

7-10 Lester Howard Harnish (1-1-1921)

7-11 Bettie Jane Harnish (2-16-1922)

7-12 Josephine Gloria Harnish ( 10-12-1923)

7-13 Richard Harnish (9-15-1925)

7-l4 Robert Harnish (b. and d. 1-20-1927)

k;-2, Nancy Harnish, born January 1, 1?03> married April 7 >

1001 Henry Eshe lirian \Tuno 28. 1772— October 31, 1812). She died July 1, 1854.

ghildren of Henry and Nancy ( [ a rnish) Eshelman:

5“1 ljaco*-) Esnolman { July 3^ 1802- -September 10, 1873')

5-2 David Ssholman (October 26, l80l|--December 31* 1876) m. 1, Anna Brookhart; 2, Mis3 Harnish; 3* Mrs.

Serisburg

5-3 Elizabeth Eshelman (Fobruary 19, l807--September l6, 1849) m. Satuffor.

5-4 Henry Eshelman (November 27, l809--May 2, I89D m. Frances Hoffman

5-5 Esther Eshelman (l8ll) m. -- Fridy k.r3. .Fraena or Veronica Harnish, married Christian Hess about 160 4. She died in 1832.

. 5* John, Samuel, Jacob, Christian

4-4 Elizabeth Harnish. married Jacob Seitz, April 11, I809 • 4~5 Susannah Harnisn, married John Shenk.

4-6 Esther Harnish, married Jacob Fehl, June 20, 1813.

5s Royal ( May 19 , I8l4--April 27, l8l5); George, Jacob, David

4-7 Jacob Harnish, May 1795— July 31, l8l4. Buried River Corner Mennonite Church.

4-8 M (pr 9b ably Michael) Harnish, August 15. 1798 —

January l6, 1809. -

4-9 John Harnish, born August 15* 1798, married November 3* 1810 Elizabeth Charles (October 14, 1800--August 22, i860)

He died June 28, 1863. &

phildren of John an d Ellzab eth (Charles) Harnish:

^ ~ OOiin uui O A* .

5-2 Henry Harnish

5-3 Catharine Harnish (March 2, 1827 — March 31, 1900)

m. March 28, 1848 Benjamin Eshleman (August 2, 1826-- January 3, 1892)

6-1 John Eshleman, m. Lottie Kreider 6-2 Antoline Eshleman (12-25-1851— 9-8-1920) m. Ramsay Me Inti re 6-3 Catharine Eshleman, unm.

6-4 Henry Eshleman, m. Lillian Warren.

5-4 Benjamin Harnish (August 8, l833--August 17, 1834)

5-5 Benjamin C. Harnish (February 6, 1835— April 4, 1835) 4-10 Magdalena Harnish, m. Henry Eshleman ~ Jacob (August lo, l8l9--September 21, 1829 ) 5 Mary (September 4, 1831— January 29, 1835); Ely, Samuel,

Henry, Calvin, Martin, Maris, Susan, Louise 4-11 Rachel Harnish, born April 17, 1805, married January 26, 1825, David Eshelman (March 22, 1803 — April 1, 1832). She died August 22, 1828. They are buried at Marticville Methodist Church.

5-1 Jacob Eshelman.

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3-4 Bavid Harnish

Garnish, last son of Jacob Harnish (d. 1790) was born in Doceniber, 176? , and married Elizabeth Groff (January 1# 1775— December 30, 1853)* David or "Rich” David, as he was known, listed seven farms in his v/ill, written September 7 1 I04.O, and was traditionally the builder of bank barns and the wealthiest of the four brothers. He is said to have had teams on the road and owned three distilleries . " He and his wife built a stone house near Conestoga Center on which this date stone appears!

Built by David and Elizabeth Harnish in the year 1805

It is believed ho later lived closer to New Danville, for he is buried at the New Danville (Old) Mennonite Church with his wife. He died August 26, 1845.

Children of David and Elizabeth Groff Harnish:

4”1 David Harnish

4-2 Martin Harnish, September 20, 1792

l|-3 Elizabeth Harnish

4~4 Jacob Harnish, July 21, 179 8

li-— 5 Catharine Harnish

lj.-6 Fanny Harnish, February 9? 1802

1J.-7 John Harnish. March 11, I8OI.1.

4.-8 i'siciiaea uarnisn, ^pni o, iouo

4“9 Christian Harnish

4.-IO Nancy Harnish, April 17, 1810

4-11 Christian Harnish

4-12 Esther Harnish

4-13 Susanna Harnish

4,-1 David Harnish, married Mary (Polly) Maynard, December 7,

1819 • rie Hied in 1821 and is buried under a field marker with the inscription "DH 1821" in the graveyard at Conestoga Center. His wife married Abraham Huber, July 4, 1825.

5-1 Susan Harnish, December 23, 1820--Septeraber 22, 1903, m. Jonas Harnish; see page 42.

4-2 Martin Harnish, born September 20, 1792, married January 10, 1822 Mattie Leaver (May l6, 178?— December 10, 1864) He was a farmer near Conestoga Center.

5-1 David Harnish (March 22, 1823— 1871) m. 1, March 28,

1843 Wary Ann Lauber (March 10, 1821— February 5, 1849)

2, December 21, 1850 Annie Myers (March l6, 1825— December 21, 1859); 3, November 17, i860 Catharine Lauber (March 9, 1819, sister to his first wife.) He lived at Conestoga Center .

6-1 Josiah Harnish (2-2-1849 — 12-25-1864)

5-2 Elizabeth Harnish (January 31, 1828) married November 3, 1846 John L. Denlinger (November l6, 1822) . Resided at Bird-in-Hand, Lancaster County.

6-1 Mary Ann Denlinger (11-11-1848)

6-2 Naomi Denlinger (12-31-1850 — 4-27-1852 )

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6-3 Elam Donlingor (5-l6Tl853)

6-4 Franklin Donlinger (6-6-1860)

6-5 Jacob Denlinger (7-10-1862)

6-6 Freeman Lincoln Donlinger (3-23-1865) — Korr Book , 5-3 Susanna Harnish, married Benjamin Harnish, see p.. 12.

4*" 3 Elisabeth Famish, ra. Martin Barr

Jacob narnish, born July 21, 1798, married September 7, lo2I|. Esther Iiarni3h, daughter of Martin Harnish (she born March 8, lo07 , died February 5# 1051). He married 2, Catharine d* Novonibor 22> 1893, aged 82). He died April 11, looo. They are buried at the New Danville Reformed Mennonite Church. His family Bible is at the Landis Valley Museum.

5-1 David Harnish (January 10, 1826 — September 2, 1898)

5-2 A son, (March 20, 1828)

5-3 Rudolph IIarni3h (April l6, 1829)

5-4 A son (December 31, 1831)

5-5 Elizabeth Harnish (January 9, 1833— February 18, 1905) in. John Good (August 11, 1832 — October 28, I92I)

5-6 Mary Harnish (December 15, 1835)

5-7 Catharine Harnish (June 6, 1838)

5-8 Jacob Harnish (March 4* I8I4.I)

5-9 Susanna Harnish (January 13, 1 8)| J; )

4-5 Catharine Harnish, married 1, Jacob Foutz (July 10,

1796— April 14, 1835) on March l6, 1819; 2, John Rathfon. 5-1 Mary Harnish (April 4> 1820 — May 19, 181(4)

5-2 Elizabeth Foutz (July 20m l82l}_ — July 26, 1826)

5-3 Elizabeth Harnish (July 1829 --March 1, 1834)

5-4 Jacob Foutz

5-5 Catharine Foutz m John Martin

5-o Jonn ^ , .uina -.o.izaoeth _.rb; 2, Priscilla

Ann Augustine.

4-6 Fanny Harnish (February 9, l802--December 4> 1827) married Martin 3. Harnish, page 46.

4-7 John Harnish, March 11, I804-- March 21, 1825 . Buried at New Danville Old Mennonite Church.

4-8 Michael G. Harnish, born April 6, l3o6, married March 23, 1830 Elizabeth IVarf el""( July 8, l8l4- -March 23, 1883). He was a farmer on the homestead in Pequea Township. At the age of 58 he retired to Willow Street, where his wife died; he died in Lancaster, March 17, 1890. They are buried at the Old Mennonite Church, New Danville.

Children of Michael G. and Elizabeth (Warfel) Harnish:

T8'3o -

r-i

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n

Benjamin W. Harnish, December 21,

David V/. Harnish, March l6, 1332 Abraham Harnish, October 3, 1833 — Aoril 19, 1838 Annie Harnish, February 15, 1836— June 11, l88l, m.

Amos Mowrer

Martin W. Harnish, June 3, 1837 Elizabeth Harnish, December 30, 1838

Amos Harnish, October 12, 1840, married Elizabeth Kendig . Michael Harnish, June 5; 1843 married Ella Hollin^er 5-9 Abraham Harnish, March 25, 1845— February 18. 1850°

5-10 Mary Harnish, June 21, 1848— January 11, 1863 5-11 Abraham W. Harnish, April 8, 1850.

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5-6

5-7

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5-1 Benjamin W. Harnish, bom December 21, 1820, died August 28, 1914, married June 4, 1857 Mary Hess (September 4,

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1839 — June 30, 1070); 2, Mrs „ Kate Leonard. Miller at Baumgardners near Martioville.

o*’l Henry H. iiarnish (/'-27-1867) in. 1878 Alice Elliott 7-1 Mary E. Iiarnish (IO-9-I879) m, 1908 Arthur Gehr (7-13-1873)

8-1 Graco H. Gehr (7-L-1911)

7-2 Benjamin E. Harnish (12-25-1883) m. ca. 1916 Jennie Temple

8-1 Mary Alice Harnish (8-I918)

7-3 Frank E. Harnish (1|.- 10-1895)

6-2 Elizabeth Harnish (12-10-1859 — IO-3I-I86I1)

6-3 Suenna Harnish (5-28-l86l — 2-23-1870)

6-4. Michael Hess Harnish (li- 25-1863)

6-5 Samuel H. Harnish (6-11-1865)

6-6 Elizabeth H. Harnish (3-23-1868)

6-7^ Mary H. Harnish (6-27-1870--6-28-1870 )

5-2 David ... iiarnish, March lo, 1832, died December 31> 1919 married January 7, 1858 Barbara K. Mylin (June 6, 1835- - January 2l±, 1902)

6-1 Jacob M. Harnish (12-15-1858--3-10-1881l) m.

Emma F. Zercher, January 1, I88Z4. .

6-2 Franklin LI. Harnish (2-23-1860— 11-11l-1869 )

6-3 David L. Harnish (8-l8-l86l)

6-4 Michael U. G. Harnish (3-29-1865) m. 11-1L-189Il jilla Barr (6-28-1870) . Farmer at Hollinger on the homestead, then retired in Dyn.cl.on, his farm being the old Mylin home.

7-1 Barbara Mylin Harnish (12-8-1895) m. 5-16-1917 Earl M. Godshalk

5-3

uoim ivxCxxai'a uoasnalk (3-3I-I9I8)

8-2 Dorothy Godshalk (3-22-1920)

8-3 Betty Jane Godshalk (1l-8-1Q23)

7-2 Harry Barr Harnish (IO-25-I898) m. k-15-1922 Grace Oatman (9-3-1902)

8-1 Harry Gerald Harnish (H-8-1923)

6-5 Henry 0. Harnish (9-21-1870)

6-6 Liar tin M. Harnish (9-2li-l875) Attorney in Lancaster, .lartin Warfel Harnish, born June 3? 1837? died January lit, I869, married October 31, l86l, to Susan B. Harnish (November 20, I3k2--September 15. 1911)

6-1 Dan Harnish (November 10, 1852, stillborn)

6-2 Susan Harnish (II-I-1863— 11-22-1863 )

6-3 Elizabeth Harnish (H-l-1863) m. 1-9-1889 Isaac R. Smith (11-7 -I865- -6-19-19 26)

7-1 Re ah M. Smith (3-25-1390)

7-2 Helen E. Smith (9-2^-189 14. — 11-25-1921)

6-k Jacob M. Harnish (5-23-1865) 'm. 1887 Emma Herr 7-1 Clarence Harnish (6-28-1888—1912)

7-2 Lily Harnish (lO-k-1889 )

7-3 Earl Harnish (6-I3-I89I1)

7-4 Ruby Harnish (J| -2)1 -l 890)

7-5 J. Dewey Harnish (5-21-1899)

6-5 Mary S. Harnish (k-lO-1867— k-l6-l868)

Elizabeth Harnish (12-30-1838) m. Amos Hollinger (d. 9-12-1901)

6-1 Cyrus Hollinger C10-5-1860) m. 2-12- 1907 Anna Marie Hahn (2-I4.-I062)

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6-2 Ada Hollinger (7-13-1062) m. 5-5-1891 John McAllister

(2-12-1852)

7-1 Helen McAllister (5-17-18Q2)

7-2 Lloyd McAllister (5-2-18Q4)

6-3 Florence Hollinger (7-4-1864) m. II-J4.-I890 James W. Memmingor (H-9-1859), who was listed in V,ho ' s Who in America in 1926.

7-1 James Hollinger Memminger (4-5-1892 — 5-1895)

7-2 Cyrus Hollinger Memminger (12-2-1894) m. 6-7- 1921 Anna Margaret Snyder

8-1 Nancy Memminger (7-10-1925)

7-3 Elizabeth Hollinger Memminger (10-25-1901 )

6-4 Barbara Hollinger (3-18-1866 — IO-22-I917) m. IO-I9-I898 Joseph Bronneraan (4-2-1865)

7-1 Harry Brenneman (12-2-1899) 6-22-1922 Evelyn

Posey.

8-1 Harry Brenneman Jr (4-18-1923)

8-2 Robert Brenneman (12-18-1925)

7-2 Elizabeth H. Brenneman (12-23-1901)

7-3 Anna M. Brenneman (7~4“1904)

6-5 John Hollinger (10-13-1867) m« IO-I9-I893 Elizabeth Hertzler (3-5-1903)

7-1 Ban Hollinger (7-8-I894 stillborn)

7-2 John Hertzler Hollinger (I-I8-I896) m. 10-25- 1919 Mary Elizabeth Jenkins (2-15-18Q8)

8-1 Mary Louise Hollinger (8-29-I920)

8-2 John Hollinger (12-26-1922)

8-3 Andreas Jenkins Hollinger (5-25-1926)

7-3 Marian Elizabeth Hollinger (6-1898) m. 12-23- ly^-O — -d^ar uaroer 3 o ^3 — 19— lo9_^)

8-1 Edgar Hess (10-5-1921)

8-2 John Hollinger Hess (4-23-1Q25)

8-3 Esther Jane Hess (1-24-1927;

6-6 Mary Elizabeth Hollinger (II-16-I872) m. Otis Bryant, M.D.

7-1 Samuel Bryant (3-25-1906)

7-2 Frances Bryant (d. ae. 2y)

7-3 Elizabeth Bryant (IO-II-I913) -

5-11 Abraham Warfel Harnish,, born April 8, 1850 m. December 23, I869 Mary Shaub (April Q, 1852)

6-1 Franklin Harnish (1-7-1871) m. Ninie Hepting

7-1 Hoy Harnish (5-6-1899) m0 10-31-1921 Arm Catharine Minnich

8-1 AnnCatharine Harnish (9-5-1922)

6-2 Lillian Harnish (5-31-1872) m. 9-16-1896 D. H. Miller (10-5-1859 — Q-8-1920)

7-1 Charles Miller (2-6-1898)

7-2 Helen Miller (12-10-18Q8, sic . . — 9-12-1Q17 )

, 7-3 Jean Miller (6-16-lQll) -

6-3 Serenus Harnish (8-7-1874)

7-1 Clarence Harnish 7-2 Abraham Harnish 7-3 Edward Harnish 6-4 Lottie Harnish (3-30-1876)

7-1 Paul Shaub 7-2 Justina Shaub

7~3 Bessie Shaub, m* Clarence Troup

m* Mar Bare

m,

Franklin Shaub

6-5 Mary Harnish (3-12-1879) m. Rov. Vita. Noracker

of the Reformed Church, she dying two weeks after her marriage .

6-6 Bertha Harnish (10-12-1881) m. Edward Hodgen 7-1 Dorothy Hodgen

kr.9 Christian Harnish, probably the "CH 1809” buried at New Danville Old i^nnonite Church,

^--10 :.:ancy Harnish, April 17, 18 10— August 19, 1880, identified as a lunatic in her father’s will. She is buried at New Danville. 0-11 Christian Harnish, probably the MCH 1821" at New Danville. h-1^ Esther Harnish, married Christian Good

kr-13 Susanna harnish , married November 28, 1837 Jacob Kreiter.

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Abbreviations used

b bom d died m married cT.y ♦ died young _ca. about (circa ) div . divorced ch. children ae ♦ aged y years m months d days

To use thoso records

The numbering system used here is the key to identifying your ancestry. After you have found your own naira, work backwards from the first number in front of it, using the next lowest number appearing immediately ahead of it, and so forth back to the original immigrant*

Sources

Rev. Francis does not always identify sources in his notes; and the editors have added data from Tn

we may make tne statement that Rev. Francis compiled his data primarily . from the will records of Lancaster County and from conversations with descendants. He also consulted the Herr family history. Since most of his data was taken directly from the person it concerned, we have indicated sources where this is not true. The editors have consulted tombstone records and the deed records of Lancaster County, a» well as the patent books of the state land office.

100 copies of this history were printed for distribution and are available at $1.00 a copy from Frederick S. Weiser Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. 1

August 6, 1955.

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by Mrs

Harnish A. Marie, 48 Aaron, 37

Aaron ( I8I4.8— 1 8^2 ) , 43 Aaron (1856- ), 39 Aaron G.f 12 Abner B#> 18 Abraham, 32 Abraham, 45 Abraham, 53

Abraham (1784-1864} 32, 39

Abraham (1832- ), 39, J+l

Abraham (1833-1838), 5l

Abraham (184.5-1950), 5l

Abraham (i860- ) , I4.I

Abraham B#, 40

Abraham L#, k8

Abraham S#, 42

Abraham W#, 51. 53

Abram, 43

Ada, 37

Ada E., 13

Ada S#> [|2

Adaline, 46

Adam Lave me, I4.I

Agnes Ellen, 33

Agnes May, 35

Albert G., 23

Al dus , 1^

Alice, 12

Alice (1856- ), 34 Alice I., 33 Amaziah, 36 Amelia, 4 3 Amos , 12 Amos, 41 Amos, 47

Amos (1840- ), 5l Amos (1840-1841), 40 Amos (1853-1926), 34 Amos B., 23 Amos K,,36 Amos M#, 29 Amos R*, 33 Amos 4 2

Amos W., 36 Andrew (1759- ), 6 Andrew (l85l- ), 38 Ann, 10 Ann, 39

Ann, (1827-). 12 Anna, k, 5, 6,

Anna, 6 Anna, 9, 10 Anna, 12 Anna, 31

Anna (1803-I881), 10, 23

INDEX

W. E. Harnish

Anna, (1819-1905), 36

Anna (1836-1926). 2 7

Anna, (1839-1912), 22 '

Anna, (1871- ), 42

Anna, (l88l- ), 37

Anna, (1904- ), 37

Anna Elizabeth, (1889- ), 40

Anna M.# 14

Anna Marie, 48

Anna May |42

Anne A. ,35

Annie, 38

Annie, 46

Annie, 46

Annie, 47

Annie (1836-1881), 5l Annie (1869- ), kl Annie (1869-1925), 41 Annie (1877- ), 37 Annie b., 40 Annie E#> 33 Annie Je, 23 Annie L0> 16 Annie M,, 47 Arrinetta, 29

Sarbara, 42 ,

a. rb r r* a * ^ o

Barbara, 32 Barbara, 4l

Barbara (1786-1844), 32, 42 Barbara (I8IO-I833), 36 Barbara (1855- ) , kO Barbara (1855-1932), 43 Barbara (1868-1869), 39 Barbara (1868- ), 42 Barbara (1880- ), 39 Barbara K„ , 41 Bart, 47 Blanche, 24 Blanche, (1894- ), 34 Blanche L., 27 Benjamin, 12 Benjamin, 46

Benjamin (1828-1909), 12, 5l Benjamin (I833-I834), 49 Benjamin ( 1858- ), Ml Benjamin (1860-1942), 18 Benjamin Be? 36 Benjamin C„, 49 Benjamin E., 52 Benjamin ^ranklin, 4?

Benjamin Franklin, (1853- ), i Benjamin F., 12 *

Benjamin W0, 5l Bertha, 12

Bertha, (l88l- ), 54

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Bertha

Bettie

• *

36

Jane , lf.8

Catharine, 36 Catharine, 37 Catharine, 38 Catharine, 50, 5l Catharine, (1021-1890), 38 Catharine (1826- ), 11 Catharine (1827-1900), 49 Catharine (1830-1896), 18 Catharine (1832-1859), 39 Catharine (1838- ) , 5l Catharine (1846-1940), 30 Catharine ( 1 857-1 944 ) > 17 Catharine (i860- ), 41 Catharine (1912- ), 37 Catharine FOJ 27 Celia Bop 40 Charles, 13 Charles Ae LOJ 26 Charles Coy 36 Charles M0 , 35 Charles ^essner, 35 Charles Milton, 21 Christian, 5S6 Christian, 50, 54 Christian, 50, 54 Christian^ (1811-1869), 36 Christian, (1823-1919), 15 Christian B0, ±0

David (1701-1867), 45 David 11823-1871), 50 David (]825- )» 32, 35 David (1826-1898), 51 David (1041-1927), 46 David, d0 1821, 50 David E, 9 20 David Fo f 40 David Jo Mo (1851-1925) David Jo M. (1890- ), 34 David L , 9 52 David W6> 51, 52 Dorothy, 12 Dorothy Eey 29 Dorothy Me, 34 Dorothy, 4l Douglas, 27

Earl, 52 Earl GOJ) 27

Edith, 43

Edna, 4l

Edna (1899- ), 37

Edna Mae, 19

Edna May, 34

Edna Va 9 41

Edward, 53

Edward BOJ) 34

Edward Eoj 3 4

Effie Mpv, ?6

^li (±629-1889), 45, 48

Clair Pe, 19	Eli E0 (ic
Clair F69 Jr * , 19	Eliza Annj
Clara Ra, 41	Elizabeth,
Clara SOJ 23	Elizabeth,
Clarence, 53	Elizabeth,
Clarence (.1888-1912), 52	Elizabeth,
Clarence B#, 18	Elizabeth,
Clayton, 4l	Elizabeth,
Cora, 46	Elizabeth,
Cora (1875-1886), 13	Elizabeth,
Cora Ca, 4°	Elizabeth,
Cora Eo> x6	Elizabeth,
	Elizabeth,
Dan (1862- ), 52	Elizabeth,
Daniel DOJ 4.7	Elizabeth,
Daniel P4, 43 •	Elizabeth,
Daniel SOJ 48	Elizabeth,
David, 10, 30	Elizabeth,
David, 31	Elizabeth,
David, 38	Elizabeth,
David, 45	Elizabeth,
David, 48	Elizabeth,
David, (1767-1845), 8, 50	Elizabeth,

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Elizabeth, (1885- ), 39

Elizabeth A., 48

Elizabeth Bop 38

Elizabeth Be, (1844-1885), 13

Elizabeth COJ l4

Elizabeth C„, (1867-I872), 23

Elizabeth 21

Elizabeth G„ , 4O

Elizabeth H0, 14

Elizabeth H#p (1868° ), 52

Elizabeth Jc, 23

Elizabeth Kop 41

Elam, 12

Elam H0 p 48

Ella Bop 47

Ella M.s 13

Ella Vop 40

Elmer, 37

Elmer Eo# 13

Elmer H„ , 12

Elsie, 4°

E'lvin T 41 Elvina, 46 Elwoodp 1903 Emanu9l0 39, 4°

Emanuel* ( 1 810-1 854 ) s 10, 24 Emanuel (1821- ), 40 Emanuel ( 1873°“ ), 46 Emily, 19 £mma, 33 •‘Vim a „ 46

Emma, (1649° ), 23 Emma, (l8?9~ ), 37 Emma CSJ 15 Emma F0, 4®

Emr a H 0 , 40 Emma J0, 12 Emma L0 , 19 Emma M„ , 3 4 Emma R0 , 26 Enos, 14 Enos C c s 36 Enos Mep 37 Esther, 22 Esther, 45>, 49 Esther, 500 54.

Esther' ( l807-l85l), 5l Esther Boy 23 E valine Gop 33

Fannie, 37 Fannie, 38 Fannie , l±5

Fanny S 1802=1827 ) ? 46, 5l Fannie (I0O2-I887), 46 Fannie (1827-1896), 38

Fannie (16 jO-1876 ) , 39 Fannie (1859-194 4), 17 Fannie (1884- ), 37 Fannie Eay 48 Fannie J., 20 Fraena, d. 1832. 45, 49 Frances (1874- ) , 33 Frances (1879-1922), 37 Frank, 47 Frank , 52 Frank Ht) 20 Franklin, 53 Franklin M. , 52 Franklin S#> 39

Garfield A#> 48 George, 36

George (1825-1852), 18 George (1919- ), 41 George Aey 20 George Ho f 16 George K,, 36 George L0, 27 George Wep 48 Gerald, 34 Gertrude, 35 Goldie, 24 Grace, 43

G^ace, (1866*1866), 26 Grace C., 48

Hannah, 26

Harry (1880=1924), 24

Harry Be , 52

Harry E,, 19 (Edward)

Harry Ellsworth, 35

Harry Ge> 52

Harry H0, 35

Hattie, 26

Helen, 14

Henry, 33

Henry, 36

Henry, 36

Henry, 47

Henry, 49

Henry (I808-I830), 36 Henry (1632-1904), 22 Henry (1840-1906), 37 Henry (1858=1907), 41 Henry (1872-1875). 37 Henry B0J) 23 Henry Cop 52 Henry clay, 35 Henry He, (1845- ), 46 Henry He, (1867- ), 52 Henry Kop 32

.

Henry M. , 33 Hoover, l\.2

Ida C., I; V Ida M., 36 Ida P., M Irene, 4$

Isaac, 36 Isaac, 47 Isaac P., 41 Isaac R„, 42 Israel, 13 Ivy, 27

Jacob, 36 Jacob, 40

Jacob (d. about 1750), 6 Jacob (d.1799), 4, 5, 7, 8 Jacob (d0l86'5), 32, 33 Jacob (1750-1842), 45, 8 Jacob (1773-1825), 10, 30 Jacob (1799-1842), 10, 15 Jacob (1799-1831), 32, 36 Jacob (1795-1814), 45, 49 Jacob (1798-1888), 50, 51 Jacob (1818-1863), 31 Jacob (1821-1916), 45, 47 Jacob (1825-1904), 38 Jacob (1832-1914), 18 Jacob (l84l- ), 5l Jacob (1844- ), 27 Jacob (1049-1649) 15 Jacob (186I- ), 39 Jacob (1903- ), 37 Jacob (1906- ), 37 Jacob B0 , 53 Jacob Baker, 20 Jacob 42

Jacob H0 ( 1840-1915), 13

Jacob H., (1871-1928), 14

Jacob K., (1836-1912), 36

Jacob M„ , (1858-1884), 52

Jacob M„, (1919- ), 39

Jacob Murnma, 19

Jacob S#, (1898-1899), 42

Jacob Smith (1834-1909), 26

Jacob 8mith (1914- ), 34

James A # , Ik

James 0., 48

Jane M. (Jennie), 34

Jennie, 33

Jennie R., 33

Jesse B„ 20

Jessie Ce, 44

Joan, 34

John, 6

John, 7,8,9,10 John, 32 John, 36

John, 42

John, Jr., 49

John, (1770- ), 10

John, (1801-1870), 10, 22

John, (1798-1863), 45, 49

John, (1813-1838), 37

John, (1815- ), 39, 40 *

John, (1829-1908), 36

John, (1842-1842), 22

John, (1846-1850), 40

John, (1849-1849), 15

John, (1856-1923), 41

John, (1870-1871), 37

John, (l882- ), 40

John, A., 12

John C## 12

John E. , 23

John Earl, 48

J ohn H . , 46

John H., (1888- ) , 47

J ohn R . , 41

John S., (l856- ). 47

John S., (1905 - ), 24

John Ta, (1831-1915), 24

John T. (1862— 1951), 19

John V0 , 26

Jonas, 37

Jonas, 42, 50

Jonas, (1813-1898), 42

Jonas, (l862- ). 41

Jonas, (1868- ) , 42

Jonas G., 43

Joseph, 32

Joseph (1788-1821), 32, 42

Joseph (l84l- ), 42

Joseph C#, 44

Joseph D., 23

Joseph S . , 43

Josiah, 50

Josephine, 48

Karen, 19 Katie, 36 Katie M., 21

Lavinia, 14 Lavinia, 47 Leah, 4l Lenora, 27 Leray, 19 Leslie, 19 Lester, 4®

Lettie, 12 Levarn, 33 Levi, 39 Lillian, 53 Lillian M., 14 Lillian Marie, 35 Lilli©, 46

Lilly, 52 Lizzie, 37 Lloyd, i;2 Lloyd B. , 48 Lois,

Lottie, 53 Luella, 26 Luther (1898- ), 4® Luther (1922- ), 48

Mabel, 41 Mabel M., 34 Mabel R., 24 Madeline, 35 Magdalena, 5 Magdalena, 45, 49 Magdalena (Martha), 38 Marcia, 19 Margaret, 4®

Margaret Ca, 27 Margaret H., 48 Marie, 35 Marion, 4^- Marjorie, 27 Mark, 48 Martha J0, 23 Martha N., 12 Martin, 1,2, 3, 4, 5 Martin, 5,6 Martin, 32 Martin, h.6 Martin, 48 Martin (1777- ), 10 Martin (1792- ), 50 Martin G„ , 41 Martin K., 41 Martin K. , Jr., 41 Martin L. , 12 Martin M„ 52 Martin S#, 40

Martin S., (1808-I884), 45, 46 Martin S#, 46, 5l Martin W. , 47

Martin W. (1837-1869), 5l, 52

Mary, 5,6 Mary, 32 Mary, 4,1

’"ary, (183O-I896), 22

12

39

M

Mary, (1831-1894) # Mary, (1835- ), 5l Mary, (1836-1875), Mary, (184O-I844), 43 Mary, (l844=l85l), 40 Mary, (1845-1926), 43 Mary, (1848=1863), 5l Mary, (1851-1918), 40 Mary, (1853-1936), 16

Mary, (18? 7-1877), 37 Mary, (1879- ), 54 ‘'ary, (1879-1923), 43 ary, (1902- ), 37

M,

M,

Mary Alice, 52 Mary Ann ( 182 8-1 855), "ary

M

Ann A.

18

(1843-1924), 30' Mary Ann (i865- ), |±2 Mary E. , 52 Mary Edith, 42 Mary Elizabeth, l\2 Mary F. , 33 29 52 19

, 41

Mary Katharine, 24

Mary Lavinia, 12

Mary Lizzie, (1857-1928), 24

Mary Lizzie, (1859-1922), 19

Mary Lizzie, (l679- ), 13

Mary S, , 52

Mattie, 36

Mary

Mary

Mary

Mary

G. ,

H. ,

J. ,

K. ,

Mattie, 38 Mattie L., Maude , 47 May E., 35 May V., Ijij. Mermo, 12 Merle, 33 Merle T9, 34 Michael, 13, Michael, 32 Michael, l\2 Michael, 45,

24

48

46

Michael (d. 1769), 4,5,7,

Michael (d. abt. 1849), 32

Michael ( 1748-1806), 8, 32

Michael (1798- ), 10

Michael (1829-1882), 39

M*(prob» Michael) ( 1798-1809) 45

Michael (1843- ), 5l

Michael G#> 50. 5l

Michael H,, 14

Michael Hess, 52

Michael S#, 13

Michael U. G., 52

Millard C#, 35

Millard F 35

Mill on, 12

Milton W#f 43

Minnie, 47

Nancy (1783-1854), 45, 49

“ancy (1810-1880), 50, 54 A'ancy Ea , 19 Naomi, 46

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Nathaniel, 37 Noah, 6 Nora, 43

Olive, 39 Ora, 19

Paul B#, 34 Paul M„, 4$

Paul R», 48 Phares, 13 Preston, 43 Prudence, 43

Rachel, 4£> 4^

Rachel Ae? 2o Raymond, 47

Re ah, 43 Regina, 19

Reno L. (1896- ), 46 Reno L „ (1925- ), 48 Reuben, 12 Richard, 46 Richard, Je, 34 Robert, 46 Robert C , 9 35 Robert G#J 35 Robert J*,, 34 Robert Mo , 39

Rodney, 3$

Rov ! •)

goy, 53

Roy Me p 34 Ruby, 52 Rudolph, 32 Rudolph (1812-1883), Rudolph (1829- ), 51 Rudolph K. , 43 Russell, 33 Russell Wo? 35 Ruth, 12 Ruth, 43

Ruth (1897- ), 48 Ruth 19 Ruth L 0 , 14

Sabina, 4^

Sally, 13 Samuel, 6

Samuel, (1816-1893), Samuel, (1833° ), 13 Samuel 41 Samuel E„, 24 Samuel Go, 41 Samuel H„? 52

Samuel Henry, 43 Samuel L . , 4i Samuel M., 43 Samuel S., 43 Sarah, 37 Sarah, 4®

Serenus, 53 Sue L . , 44 Suenna, 52 Susan, 36

Susan (l8l5- ), 36 Susan (1820-1903), 42, 50 Susan (1850-1925), 15 Susan (1851-1925), 43 Susan (1863-1863), 52 Susan (1873- ), 43 Susan (I878-I928), 14 Susan B# , 47, 52 Susan R. , 20 Susan T. f 21

Susan T,, (1841-1937), 29 Susanna, 12, 31 Susanna, 50, 54 Susanna, (1831- ), 12 Susanna, (1832-1833), 13 Susanna, (1837-1921), 13 Susanna (1844, ), 5l Susannah., 45, 49 Sylvia, 24

Veronica, 9, 10, 31

Victor, kl Viola, 4°

Virginia, 27

39 Walter E., 19

Walter H. , 34 Warren, 33 Wilber E„ 19 William A e , 35 William J. K., 35 William Mo, 18 William Max, 19

42, 43

n

OTHER NAMES

A

Adams, 17 Albin, 29 Alexander, l\.2 Allison, 29 Althof, 21 Angel, 28 Ament, 12 Amway, 12 Armacost, 24 Arthur, 24 Athey, 28 Augustine, 5>1

B

Bachman, 23,24,47

Baer, 12,23,47

Bare, 53

Barr, 39, 52

Aecker, 37

Bender, 37

Beyer, 19, 34

Bindley, 11

Bingham, 30

Binkley, 46

Bitz, 35

Blase, 20

Blaska, 14

Boas, 13

Boone, 23

Boos, 48

Bosler, 10

Bosron, 27

Bostick, 43

Bowers, 19, 41

Bowman, 13,33, 22, 46

Boxer, 11

Brackbill, 14

Brandenburg, 30

Brandenstein, 27

Brehm, 27, 28

Brennan, 14

Brenneman, 15, 38, 48, 53

Brenner, 20, 48

Brill, 15

Broadbent , 34

Brock, 26

Brookhart, 49

Brosey, 22

Brower, 20

Brown, 19, 25

Brubaker, 25, 37 Bruner, 17 Bruten, 17 Bryant, 53 Buck, 47

Buckwalter, 12, 36, 37, 38 Buehler, 13, 14 Burkholder, 45 Butcher, 24 Buzzle, 46

C

Cameron, 1+6 Campbell, 29, 48 Carlson, 20 Caton, 17 Chaney, 28

Charles, 36, 43, 46, 49

Cheney, 11

Clancy, 29

Clements, 25

Codey, 11

~ohagan, 15

Cole, 16, 24

Colgan, 21

collinsworth, 25

Comp, 18

Conroy, 11

Corl, 15

Cotter, 24

cowan, 26, 27

Coyle, 30

°urtis, 12, 13

D

Danner, 17 Darmstaetter, 14 David, 34 Davidson, 19 Davis, 23 Deininger, 26 Deitch, 22 Delaney, 27

Denlinger, 11, 12, 13, 30, 50, 5l

Deventer, 35

Dickel, 33

Dinkle, 40

Dohme, 30

Dolhonde, 30

Dombach, 37

Dornback, 41 ^03 tor, 14 Brawbaugh, 17 ^unkin, 40

E

Eakins, 26 Egger, 21 Mchman, 13 Eisch, 48

Elliott, 52

Erb, 51 ^rnst, 11 Ernswein, 28 Eshbach, 40

Eshelraan, 12, 13, 17, 32, 1^,49,48

Espenshade, 33 Evans, 33, 48 ^yman, 36

P

Fasick, 17 Faulk, 16 Fehl, 49 Feicht, 27 Feldman, 15 Findlay, 19 Fishel, 17 Fisher, 34 Foley, 26 Fordney, 35 Forrey, 42 Foutz, 5l Pox, 34 Frazier, 18 Frey, 16, 21 Fridy, 49 ^roelich, 12 Fruchte, 26 Fry, 12

G

Gardner, 11 Garland, 17 Garrett, 44 Gehr, 52 Gibbs, 30 Gingrich, 19 Gochenauer, 13 Gochnauer, 14 Godshalk, 52

Good, 27,29,36,40,41,42,43,

51, 54,

Gottshall, 22 Gould, 16 Gourlev. tA

Greider, 31,32,42 Greiner, 46 Grim, 46

Groff, 8,11,12,18,42,46, 50 Grosh, 23 Guetling, 20 Guinivan, 19

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Hahn, 52 Hanson, 29 Hardenbergh, 11 Harman, 33 Harter, 24 Hartman, 25, 26 Harwood, 25 Haverstick, 14 Heffner, 27 Hehl , 16 Heil, 34 Heiland, 47 Heller, 21,27,39 Helm, 12 Helm an, 23 Hench, 18 Henderson, 11 Henry, 46,47 Hepting, 53 Herman, 21, 4G Horner 13

Herr, 31 , '37, 38,39,40,43 ,46 ,52

Horsh, 35

Hershey, 18,23,24

Hertzler, 21,48,53

Hess, 10,36,39,41,43,42,26,52

Hill, 24

Himes, 20

Hockman, 5

Hodgen, 54

Hoffman, 49

Hogentogler, 14

Hollinger, 51^2,53

Hoover, 13,26,29,37,4 2 Hopple, 19 H0rn, 26 Hostetter, 11 * Houck, 17 H0useal, 18 Houser, 15, 19, 31 Howett, 30 Howry, 13

Huber, 37,38,39,50 Hurd, 16 Hussey, 30

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Jackson, 47 Jacoby, 19 Jami3on, 11 Jenkins, 53 Johns, 25 Johnson, 15,26,28 Johnston, 27

Kannewurf, 16 Kauffman, 10, 22, 23, 24 Keener, [j.1

Kehler (Kaler, Coyler ) , 23

Keiser, 18

Keisinger, 17

Keith, 42

Keller, 12

Kempfer, 21

Kendig, 12,32,41,43,51

Kesler, 23

Kline, 30

Klinger, 15

Klopfer, 28

Knapp, 26

Kneisly, 6

Knox, 25

Kobus, 29

Kohr, 15

Kraft, 14

Kratochvil , 35

Kreider, 36, 4 9

Kreiter, 54

Kuhlman, 23

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Lahr, 12

Landis, 14,24,31,38,42

Larson, 28 La Tourette, 22 Lauber, 50

Lawrence, 24,25, 26,35 Layman, 18 Layton, 4l Le fever, 4@

Leinbach, 47 Leiss, 4 Letter, 21 Leman, 4l Lenhard, 13 Lenhert , 18 Leonard, 52 Limbert, 29 Lindeman, 38 Lins, 17

Lindsay, 21 Link, 28 Long, 41,46,47 Louder, l6 Lowitz, 20

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Macklin, 29 Majeka, 35 Manley, 32 Markert, 19 Markley, 13 Martin, 14,48,51 Mathias, 27 Matlock, 16, 18 Maynard, 50 McAllister, 53 McCalister, 43 McCarty, 12 McClain, 30 McCaughey, 19 Mclntire, 49 McKinney, 4l McMicahel, 41 McQuillan, 47 McVey, 11 Mehler, 19 Mellinger, 33 Memminger, 53 Mender,, 21

Mentzer, 14 Metzger, 12 Meyer, 42

Miller, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 22, 24,25 28,34,35,37,38,53

Millham, 18 Mimnal , 34 Minnich, 53 Minnix, 25 Moedinger, 14 Montgomery, 35 Moore, 16, 30 Mosier, 30 Mouk, 28 Mowery, 14 Mowrer, 5l Micnma, 19 Musselman, 39, 4^

Myers, 47, 50 Mylin, 52

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Neace, 20

Neffy 22, 28, 40, I4.6 Nell, 36 Neiman, ] 8 Nelson, 33

Newcomer*, 13,19,20,36,43,46

Mewman, 25

Mewton, 25

Nicholls, 20

Nielsen, 20

Noll, 14

Nolt, 12,13

Noren, 19? 20

Noss, 27

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Oatman, 52 Ochs, 28 O’Connor, 28 Osborn, 27 Ostermeyer, 34 Oswald, 28 Owen, 15,16,17

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Packard, 30 Paschal, 25 Patt erson, 29 Pennington, 15 Petersime, 24 Phelps, 29 Philby, 23 Posey, 53 Prather, 28 Pries, 44 Prugh, 27

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Quigley, 34 R

Rank, 12 Rankin, 43 Ratheiser, 28 Rathfon, 5l Rathvon, 30 Reed, 26 Reeder, 20 Reeves, 33 Reider, 11 Reinhardt, 30 Rettew, 49 Riggins, 26 Riley, 26 Rinier, 4®

Ritter, 34 Robbins, 11

Rohrer, 37,40*42,45,47

Roland, 11

Root, 46

Rooth, 20

Rousey, 25, 26

Rueth, 28

Rupp, 24

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Sagasser, 20 Sander, 36 ^andridge, 14 Schenck, 25 Schleman, 27, 28 Schockney, 24 Seaks, 18 Searight, 21 Seitz, 49 Sellers, 43 Serisburg, 49 Shaeffer, 39 Shahan, 16 Shank, 38 Shapley, 15 Shaub, 40, 53 Sheade, 21 Sheely, 21, 22 Sheets , 26

^henk, i 0,23 ,24,36, 38, 39,42,43,46,48

Shertzer, 37 Shiverdecker, 24 ^idenius, 29

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■ imco, 27

Smith, 18,20,22,52 Snavely, 45 Snead, 11 Snyder, 53 Souders, 39 Spangler, 21 Sprecher, 14 Stanziola, 35 ^tehman, 32 Steiger, 30 Stephens, 15, 16 Stokes, 30 Stoner, 41, 47 Storm, 28 Stouffer, 36 Steiggow, 20 Strole, 20 Styer, 35 Suf fridge, 26 Suter, 31i

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T Tanger, 15, 21, 21; Tannehill, 23 Temple, 52 'Thomas, 36,39,41,42 Thorp, 29 Thran, 33 Thunberg, 13 Trayser, 29 Trimble, 35 Trissler , 44 Troup, 53 Tschudy, 47	Z Zecker, 48 Zeller, 22 Zendt, 12, 29 Zercher, 52
Vo Valentine, 21
W Wagenost, 12 Waggoner, 18 Wagner, 27,29,47 Wallace, 17, l5 Ward* 27 Warfel, 38,l;3,5l Warren, 49 Weaver, 11, 12, 13,11;, 15 „ 31,35,37 Webster, 47 weiser, 21 Weiss, 25 Weller, 18,33 Wellson, 17 Wenger, 33 Werkel, 33 Wetzel, 22 Whissler, 40 VJiite, 20,34,35 Whitman, 30 Whitmayer, 21 Whitney, 19 Wick, 28 Wiggins, 46 Wilbert, 28 Wildasin, 23 Wilt, 15 Winans, 16 Winkhouse, 28 Withers, 12 Witmer, 34, 42 Wolf, 28	Through an unintended error, name of the original author of t: history was given incorrectly on the cover and title page. It should be Rev0 J, Ge Francis*

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